Updated Node.add_{in, out}_connector().
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…of the node. Before every time the function was (shallow) copying the `dict` upon a change. This was done to make use of the implicit casting functionality of the `DictProperty`, however, it is not very efficient. This commit changes the implementation of the function to perform the casting explicitly, thus avoiding the need to copy the `dict` every time.
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Before every time the function was (shallow) copying the
dictupon a change. This was done to make use of the implicit casting functionality of theDictProperty, however, it is not very efficient. This commit changes the implementation of the function to perform the casting explicitly, thus avoiding the need to copy thedictevery time.This will also increase the performance of the whole tool chain.