v1.4.23 — Add dbg_trace tracing to every genuinely recursive Lean block
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Completes the dbg_trace initiative: every Lean code block in the book was surveyed chapter by chapter, and every genuine recursion now has a dbg_trace-annotated sibling definition showing the computation unwind one step at a time.
- Chapter 1 (pattern-setting installment):
Vec.replicate,Vec.dot,double(viaNat.rec). Also documents a real limitation found along the way —myLength(viaList.rec/#reduce) cannot be traced at all, since kernel reduction skipsdbg_trace's side effect entirely. - Chapter 10:
natSmul. - Chapter 11:
Path.appendandPath.length, traced together sincePathhas noReprinstance to observePath.appendin isolation. - Chapter 14: the corresponding exercise-solution mirrors of the above.
- Chapters 2–9, 12, 13 confirmed to need no changes — surveyed and found to contain only non-recursive structures, instances, and tactic-mode proofs.
Full details in CHANGELOG v1.4.23.
Includes a source-bundle asset (-source.zip) alongside the PDF, per the usual release format.