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Otherwise, looks great! Good to have these bridges — I really should have added them in the original PR. |
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leanprover-community#1258) * feat(category_theory): functions to convert is_lawful_functor and is_lawful_monad to their corresponding category_theory concepts * Fix typo * feat(category): add mjoin_map_pure, mjoin_pure to the simpset (and use <$> notation)
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…lawful_monad to their corresponding category_theory concepts
(this is independent of #1257)