feat: add Cslib/Computability/Languages/OmegaLanguage.lean #92
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This is a preliminary version of OmegaLanguage, which is an analogue of Mathlib.Computability.Language, but for infinite sequences. Currently the file contains only definitions and no interesting theorems. I am not completely happy with the definition of
omegaPower, which is the one I used in:https://github.com/ctchou/AutomataTheory
It works, but sometimes it is very painful to work with. Some better ideas are probably needed.
This patch depends on #90.