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[Merged by Bors] - feat(data/finset/basic): mem_map_equiv #6399
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This adds a version of `mem_map` specialized to equivs, which has a better simp-nf.
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This adds a version of `mem_map` specialized to equivs, which has a better simp-nf.
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This adds a version of
mem_mapspecialized to equivs, which has a better simp-nf.