Map of multigraded modules removes degrees
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Description
Here is an example:
```m2
A = kk[x_0..x_1, DegreeRank => 2]
B = kk[a_0..a_1,y_0..y_1, DegreeRank => 4]
f = map(B, A, {B_0, B_1})
degrees A^{{1,2}} -- {{-1, -2}}
degrees B^{{1,2,0,0}} -- {{-1, -2, 0, 0}}
degrees f A^{{1,2}} -- {{ 0, 0, 0, 0}}, seems wrong
degrees sub(A^{{1,2}}, B) -- same
```
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the exact Macaulay2 example in the issue and inspect the behavior of degrees on the map and submodule expressions. Trace the implementation responsible for multigraded module degree conversion; done means the mapped and submodule degree outputs preserve the expected four-component grading rather than becoming all zeros.
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