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It may be desirable in some cases to prohibit the use of an axiom like "Classical.choice", which goes against constructivity. This could be solved by having a way to prevent isBaseAxiom from working altogether, instead requiring the user to manually tag all the axioms they wish to use. A more elegant solution might be to do something like the unused tactic linter in Mathlib, where an IO.Ref (HashSet _) is used, which can be manually and arbitrarily modified.
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It may be desirable in some cases to prohibit the use of an axiom like "Classical.choice", which goes against constructivity. This could be solved by having a way to prevent
isBaseAxiom
from working altogether, instead requiring the user to manually tag all the axioms they wish to use. A more elegant solution might be to do something like the unused tactic linter in Mathlib, where anIO.Ref (HashSet _)
is used, which can be manually and arbitrarily modified.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: