How to use the snyk-policy.demunge function in snyk-policy
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snyk / snyk / src / lib / display-policy.ts View on Github 
export async function display(policy) {
const p = demunge(policy, config.ROOT);
let res =
chalk.bold(
'Current Snyk policy, read from ' + policy.__filename + ' file',
) + '\n';
res += 'Modified: ' + policy.__modified + '\n';
res += 'Created: ' + policy.__created + '\n';
res += p.patch.map(displayRule('Patch vulnerability')).join('\n');
if (p.patch.length && p.ignore.length) {
res += '\n\n------------------------\n';
}
res += p.ignore.map(displayRule('Ignore')).join('\n');
return Promise.resolve(res);
}snyk-policy
Snyk's policy parser and matching logic
