How to use the @microsoft/rush-lib.PackageDependencyKind.LocalLink function in @microsoft/rush-lib

// into the Common folder)?
      const matchedRushPackage: RushConfigurationProject = rushConfiguration.getProjectByName(dependency.name);

      if (matchedRushPackage) {
        const matchedVersion: string = matchedRushPackage.packageJson.version;

        // The dependency name matches an Rush project, but are there any other reasons not
        // to create a local link?
        if (cyclicSubtreeRoot) {
          // DO NOT create a local link, because this is part of an existing
          // cyclicDependencyProjects subtree
        } else if (project.cyclicDependencyProjects.has(dependency.name)) {
          // DO NOT create a local link, because we are starting a new
          // cyclicDependencyProjects subtree
          startingCyclicSubtree = true;
        } else if (dependency.kind !== PackageDependencyKind.LocalLink
          && !semver.satisfies(matchedVersion, dependency.versionRange)) {
          // DO NOT create a local link, because the local project's version isn't SemVer compatible.

          // (Note that in order to make version bumping work as expected, we ignore SemVer for
          // immediate dependencies of top-level projects, indicated by PackageDependencyKind.LocalLink.
          // Is this wise?)

          console.log(colors.yellow(`Rush will not locally link ${dependency.name} for ${localPackage.name}`
            + ` because the requested version "${dependency.versionRange}" is incompatible`
            + ` with the local version ${matchedVersion}`));
        } else {
          // Yes, it is compatible, so create a symlink to the Rush project.

          // If the link is coming from our top-level Rush project, then record a
          // build dependency in rush-link.json:
          if (localPackage === localProjectPackage) {