[Merged by Bors] - chore: unify date formatting in lemma deprecations#12334
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While at it, also format some declarations on single lines.
…e same line as the deprecation, if easily possible.
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- consistently use the YYYY-MM-DD format - when easily possible, put the date on the same line as the `deprecated` attribute - when easily possible, format the entire declaration on the same line Why these changes? - consistency makes it easier for tools to parse this information - compactness: I don't see a good reason for these declarations taking up more space than needed; as I understand it, deprecated lemmas are not supposed to be used in mathlib anyway - putting the date on the same line as the attribute makes it easier to discover un-dated deprecations; they also ease writing a tool to replace these by a machine-readable version using leanprover/lean4#3968
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- consistently use the YYYY-MM-DD format - when easily possible, put the date on the same line as the `deprecated` attribute - when easily possible, format the entire declaration on the same line Why these changes? - consistency makes it easier for tools to parse this information - compactness: I don't see a good reason for these declarations taking up more space than needed; as I understand it, deprecated lemmas are not supposed to be used in mathlib anyway - putting the date on the same line as the attribute makes it easier to discover un-dated deprecations; they also ease writing a tool to replace these by a machine-readable version using leanprover/lean4#3968
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- consistently use the YYYY-MM-DD format - when easily possible, put the date on the same line as the `deprecated` attribute - when easily possible, format the entire declaration on the same line Why these changes? - consistency makes it easier for tools to parse this information - compactness: I don't see a good reason for these declarations taking up more space than needed; as I understand it, deprecated lemmas are not supposed to be used in mathlib anyway - putting the date on the same line as the attribute makes it easier to discover un-dated deprecations; they also ease writing a tool to replace these by a machine-readable version using leanprover/lean4#3968
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deprecatedattributeWhy these changes?
as I understand it, deprecated lemmas are not supposed to be used in mathlib anyway
they also ease writing a tool to replace these by a machine-readable version using feat: improve @[deprecated] attr leanprover/lean4#3968
All commits can be reviewed individually.
#12335 has a similar change (just formatting things on one line), which I pulled out since that is fairly large.