Initialize parent array to keep track of each node's parent.
Initialize two variables, candA and candB, to store candidate edges if a node has two parents.
Iterate through the edges:
a. If the current node does not have a parent, set its parent.
b. If the current node already has a parent, store the current and previous edges as candA and candB.
Initialize Union-Find structure with each node as its own parent.
Iterate through the edges again:
a. If the current edge was marked with a zero node (indicating a second parent), skip it.
b. Perform Union-Find. If a cycle is detected, store the current edge.
If a cycle is detected and candA is not empty, return candA. Otherwise, return candB or the last edge that created the cycle.
Detecting Redundant Connection with Depth-First Search (DFS)