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`internal_edges` function

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Description

This is a good idea for a generic graph function. It is the complement of the edge boundary of a subgraph (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boundary_(graph_theory) and boundary_edges added in https://github.com/mtfishman/NamedGraphs.jl/pull/20).

As we discussed, a simple implementation would be internal_edges(g::AbstractGraph, vertices) = edges(subgraph(g, vertices)). Then this function could be defined as internal_edges(P::AbstractProjTTNO) = internal_edges(underlying_graph(P), sites(P)).

Originally posted by @mtfishman in https://github.com/mtfishman/ITensorNetworks.jl/pull/18#discussion_r1056495105

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Start by reading the existing boundary_edges implementation and the subgraph and edges APIs, then inspect AbstractProjTTNO, underlying_graph, and sites. Done means the generic graph function and the AbstractProjTTNO form consistently return the internal edges, with behavior checked alongside the existing boundary-edge functionality.

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backend-api-design
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