Here we can see how the Wabisabi client manages Tor identities during the coinjoin process.

DefaultCircuit: Circuit used for connections that do not require isolation, such as price queries or software updates.

SingleCircuitPerLifetime: Circuit created for inputs.

NewCircuitPerRequest: Independent circuits created for each output.

This is essential to have network privacy and not to be able to link inputs and outputs. Samourai or sparrow with whirpool would never have any kind of tor circuit management.

https://m.primal.net/LPHE.png 

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 And this is the part of sparrow that manages tor in whirpool that the only thing it does is to change the identity if there is a tor proxy configured, so it does not perform any management of the circuits and the coordinator can perfectly tag the inputs and outputs.

Checkmate.

https://m.primal.net/LPHs.png 

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 I should not be turned on by this. 
That is not true. Definitely am.