This fixes the issue in PR #1752 by using `dite`, which is essentially nondependent cases, so that the decidable instances are not substituted. |
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This fixes the issue in PR #1752 by using `dite`, which is essentially nondependent cases, so that the decidable instances are not substituted. |
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| .. | ||
| basic.lean | ||
| bitwise.lean | ||
| default.lean | ||
| div.lean | ||
| find.lean | ||
| gcd.lean | ||
| lemmas.lean | ||
| pow.lean | ||