lean4-htt/tests/lean/bad_inaccessible.lean
Leonardo de Moura c6a10b127f chore(tests/lean): fix tests
Remarks:
- Some tests do not produce error messages anymore because they can be
  processed using the new equation compiler preprocessor.

- Some error messages got worse because of the preprocessing step.
  We use metavariables in the preprocessing step. This information
  may "leak" to users. Another problem is that some variable names
  are lost. Example: in the following definition

  def to_nat : ∀ {n}, fi n → nat
  | (succ n) f0     := 0
  | (succ n) (fs i) := succ (to_nat i)

  The preprocessing step uses metavariables for pattern variables.
  Thus, we have

  def to_nat : ∀ {n}, fi n → nat
  | (succ ?n) (@f0 ?x)    := 0
  | (succ ?n) (@fs ?x ?i) := succ (to_nat i)

  when solving the constraint `succ ?n =?= succ ?x`, Lean assigns
        ?n := ?x
  after solving these constraints, the preprocessor converts
  metavariables into pattern variables again, and we have

  def to_nat : ∀ {n}, fi n → nat
  | (succ x) (@f0 x)   := 0
  | (succ x) (@fs x i) := succ (to_nat i)

  So, we get the following equation lemmas:

  to_nat.equations._eqn_1 : ∀ (x : ℕ), @to_nat (succ x) (@f0 x) = 0
  to_nat.equations._eqn_2 : ∀ (x : ℕ) (i : fi x), @to_nat (succ x) (@fs x i) = succ (@to_nat x i)

  instead of

  to_nat.equations._eqn_1 : ∀ (n : ℕ), @to_nat (succ n) (@f0 n) = 0
  to_nat.equations._eqn_2 : ∀ (n : ℕ) (i : fi n), @to_nat (succ n) (@fs n i) = succ (@to_nat n i)
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-- These definitions can be processed by the new equation compiler without producing errors.
universe variables u
definition f1 : nat → nat → nat
| a .(a) := a
definition f2 : ∀ (a b c : nat), a = c → c = a
| a b .(b) rfl := rfl
inductive vec (A : Type u) : nat → Type (max 1 u)
| nil {} : vec 0
| cons : Π {n}, A → vec n → vec (n+1)
definition foo (A : Type u) (f : A → A → A) : Π {n}, vec A n → vec A n → vec A n
| ._ vec.nil vec.nil := vec.nil
| ._ (vec.cons a₁ l₁) (vec.cons a₂ l₂) := vec.cons (f a₁ a₂) (foo l₁ l₂)