Resolve bug where TA doesn't allocate all targets #1039
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* Resolve bug where TA doesn't allocate all targets * Cleanup cleanup
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This PR addresses and closes #1037 by introducing a new hashing function that ensure no collisions between targets based on the target's label set. This also introduces a small change that scopes the target items list to be private within the allocator and a new getter to expose that to other packages. A new test was added as well to verify that this change works as expected.