[Merged by Bors] - chore(topology/continuous_function, analysis/normed_space): use is_empty α instead of ¬nonempty α
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…mpty α` instead of `¬nonempty α` Two lemmas with their assumptions changed, and some proofs golfed using the new forms of these and other lemmas.
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…mpty α` instead of `¬nonempty α` (#8352) Two lemmas with their assumptions changed, and some proofs golfed using the new forms of these and other lemmas.
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Two lemmas with their assumptions changed, and some proofs golfed using the new forms of these and other lemmas.
Split from #7826