Prototype: implement prototype(int n, List<Link> edges) returning List<Integer> with a direct baseline.

Final: implement solve(int n, List<Link> edges) with the mechanism and bounds described above. Directed (u,v) means u before v. Return the lexicographically smallest valid vertex order or null for any cycle. Duplicate edges count once. n=0 returns empty. Negative n or invalid endpoints raise IllegalArgumentException. Prototype may test permutations. Both stages have the same observable contract. The prototype may use the simpler method; final must use the target data structure.

The supplied nested record types define the API. All methods are static members of Exercise.

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