[Merged by Bors] - chore: remove stream-of-consciousness uses of have, replace and suffices
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This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is not available in mathlib
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I have reverted the two noisy tests to the previous versions, which are non-noisy but use the old-fashioned have. I think this shouldn't block this PR, since remaining issues can be discussed in #10534 while here we are just doing a cleanup of the library, which doesn't have to be complete. |
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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…mathlib (#10534) This syntax remains available downstream with `import Mathlib.Tactic`, but is no longer available in mathlib itself. This follows on from #10640, which remove all current uses of this syntax. By removing these imports, we prevent further regressions in mathlib, and save reviewers from having to look out for this in review. In future we could delete this syntax entirely, but this would harm downstream code, especially mathport output. Co-authored-by: sgouezel <sebastien.gouezel@univ-rennes1.fr>
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No changes to tactic file, it's just boring fixes throughout the library.
This follows on from #6964.
The fixes have been found by disabling the tactics, in #10534, but the current PR does not touch the tactic files to make it easier to review and uncontroversial.
After this PR, there are just two remaining uses of the old style
have, intest/slim_check, which I don't know how to convert to the new style without making them noisy (plus the other ones that will have been introduced to master in between!)