My slow solution 291665439 to 2031D - Penchick and Desert Rabbit passes the system tests.
Explanation
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My slow solution passes the system tests
My slow solution 291665439 to 2031D - Penchick and Desert Rabbit passes the system tests.
The queue q contains sets of trees that are reachable from each other. Each set is represented by the index of the tallest tree in that set. For each tree, I iterate through and update q. This solution should fail when n is large and a is sorted, since then every set consists of a single tree.
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