chore: upstream Nat.binaryRec#799
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chore: upstream Nat.binaryRec#799astrainfinita wants to merge 2 commits intoleanprover-community:mainfrom
Nat.binaryRec#799astrainfinita wants to merge 2 commits intoleanprover-community:mainfrom
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Would you be willing to consider upstreaming |
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Let's redefine them in mathlib first. |
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Since upstreaming to core (leanprover/lean4#3756) is still controversial, I'd like it to be upstreamed to Batteries first.
Nat.bitmathlib4#19666