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(** This file contains definitions related to type ctxironments. The following
relations on ctxironments are defined:
(** This file contains definitions related to type contexts.
Contexts are encoded as lists of value and type pairs, for which
lifted operations are defined such as [ctx_cons x A Γ].
The following relations on contexts are defined:
- [ctx_ltyped Γ vs]: This relation indicates that the value map [vs] contains a
value for each type in the semantic type ctxironment [Γ].
- [ctx_split Γ Γ1 Γ2]: The semantic type ctxironment [Γ] can be split into
(semantically disjoint) [Γ1] and [Γ2].
- [ctx_copy Γ Γ']: [Γ'] is a copyable sub-ctxironment of [Γ].
value for each type in the semantic type context [Γ].
- [ctx_le Γ Γ']: This relation indicates that the context [Γ]
subsumes that of [Γ'].
In addition, some lemmas/rules about these definitions are proved, corresponding
to the syntactic typing rules that are typically found in substructural type
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