[Merged by Bors] - chore(analysis/inner_product_space/basic): explicit 𝕜 argument for innerₛₗ and innerSL
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…`innerₛₗ` and `innerSL` Pretty much every use of these functions required either `@` or a type annotation before this change.
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It indeed looks like a good change, given the number of type annotations needed before. Thanks! |
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…`innerₛₗ` and `innerSL` (#18613) A reasonable fraction of the uses of these functions required either `@` or a type annotation before this change.
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A reasonable fraction of the uses of these functions required either
@or a type annotation before this change.