[Merged by Bors] - chore(data/nat/prime): slightly weaken assumption in nat.exists_prime_and_dvd #12156
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…_and_dvd It is vacuously true for zero, as everything divides zero.
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…_and_dvd (#12156) It is vacuously true for zero, as everything divides zero.
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…_and_dvd (#12156) It is vacuously true for zero, as everything divides zero.
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…_and_dvd (#12156) It is vacuously true for zero, as everything divides zero.
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It is vacuously true for zero, as everything divides zero.