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After experimenting with algebraic-graphs for the network documentation I think it is an extremely bad fit for us given that much of the time we wish to assume our graph is rooted/directed and this fits badly with the graph combinators they define for example it is not even straightforward to write a branch function with something like the following type signature:
branch::Grapha->Grapha->a->Grapha
I'm not sure if fgl fairs any better but it may be worth abandoning this suggestion.
When we re-implement the topological representation we should add the ability to convert between our graph format and others for example:
This will allow us to use these formats as intermediate representations for pretty printing/ serialisation amongst other things.
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