Add Equal contract to the stdlib #1203
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Add an Equal contract to the stdlib, which checks that the value is equal to some constant. This contracts try to preserve laziness, in that checks are delayed for arrays and records in principle. Caution: currently, the lazy check isn't implemented for record, so this contract is actually just `fun c => from_predicate ((==) c)` when `c` is a record, temporarily.
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Fix typos in the code documentation Co-authored-by: Viktor Kleen <viktor.kleen@tweag.io>
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Following #935, and #1199 (comment) (meaning this PR is required before tackling #1187), this PR introduces an
Equalcontract to the stdlib, which simply checks that the tested value equals to some constant provided as a parameter to the contract. TheEqualcontract should preserve laziness over arrays and records.As per #1199 (comment) and the following comment, this is probably required to fix #1187. This PR doesn't deal with records lazily yet, as it might require a new primop to properly preserve recursiveness (if we use record.map, then we're going to kill recursive references, which is not expected from contracts). This is planned as an immediate follow-up, but this chunk is already reviewable and functional.