We now use `mapM`, `foldlM`, ... like Haskell.
Motivation: fixes the inconsistent naming convetion. We are already
using the `M` suffix for functions such as `anyM`. We used `anyM`
because `many` is a valid English word.
cc @kha @dselsam
Before we start writing a lot of Expr code.
- `Expr.pi` does not make sense anymore.
- `Expr.elet` is weird. `«let»` is too inconvenient to write. So, I
used `letE` short for `letExpr`. GHC avoids this issue because
keywords are lowercase and constructors are capitalized.
This is just a draft.
```
for f in `find . -name '*.lean'`; do echo $f; gsed "/^import/s/\b\(.\)/\u\1/g" $f > tmp; gsed "/^Import/s/Import/import/g" tmp > $f; done
```
