feat: omega to abstract its own proofs #5998
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This PR is an experiment. Some experiments show that abstracting the proofs produced by omega can speed up a particularly gnarly proof from 15s to 10s. Not a game-changer, but still notable. It seems this breaks the use of `omega` as a simp discharger. Are simp dischargers not allowed to write auxillary definitions to the environment?
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This PR is an experiment.
Some experiments show that abstracting the proofs produced by omega can
speed up a particularly gnarly proof from 15s to 10s. Not a
game-changer, but still notable.
It seems this breaks the use of
omegaas a simp discharger. Are simpdischargers not allowed to write auxillary definitions to the
environment?