chore(group_theory/submonoid/operations): use coercion instead of .val #6514
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lemmas are generally phrased about coercions, so in the unlikely even this is unfolded, the former is more likely to be useful.
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lemmas are generally phrased about coercions, so in the unlikely even this is unfolded, the former is more likely to be useful.
Split from #6509.
This seemingly harmless changes causes a timeout in
analysis/normed_space/hahn_banach.lean.While obviously there's minimal gain to merging this PR as is, I think there's probably something library-note worthy to be learnt about this failure.
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