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- Some results need to be public, so add public section (that seems innuous enough) - one proof by `rfl` is only so when definitions are exposed (otherwise, `(rfl)` would suffice) I'll assume you don't want to teach the difference here, so just expose the definitions and move on.
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See Zulip discussion:
While MIL's files are independent (each file only imports a
Commonfile, and mathlib), so hiding definitions made in this project is less relevant, the module system offers one clear advantage: the memory footprint to import (parts of) mathlib is much lower. Hopefully, this will allow users with not as much RAM to use MIL for a little while longer.Most changes are very mechanical. A few files need
public sectionadded, as they make new definitions.One file should use @[expose] (as it uses a proof by
rfl, as explained in its commit message).A third file needs to
meta importtwo mathlib files to run#eval.