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Add destruct_or tactics to (possibly repeatedly) split disjunctions in an assumption
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Rename
`vec_to_list_of_list`
into
`vec_to_list_to_vec`
, and add new lemma
-
Rename
`vec_to_list_of_list`
into
`vec_to_list_to_vec`
, and add new lemma
`list_to_vec_to_list`
for the converse.
`list_to_vec_to_list`
for the converse.
-
Add
`Countable`
instance for
`vec`
.
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Add
`Countable`
instance for
`vec`
.
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Introduce
`destruct_or{?,!}`
to repeatedly destruct disjunctions in
assumptions. The tactic can also be provided an explicit assumption name;
`destruct_and{?,!}`
has been generalized accordingly and now can also be
provided an explicit assumption name.
Slight breaking change:
`destruct_and`
no longer handle
`False`
;
`destruct_or`
now handles
`False`
while
`destruct_and`
handles
`True`
,
as the respective units of disjunction and conjunction.
## std++ 1.2.1 (released 2019-08-29)
## std++ 1.2.1 (released 2019-08-29)
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