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feat: upstream BitVec.toFin_ofNat and BitVec.toFin_neg #4298
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This lemma is morally equivalent to one which is currently in Mathlib and which is proposed to be deleted from mathlib in #13286. It is only morally equivalent, because the Mathlib lemma is stated in terms of a coercion from `Nat` to `Fin (2^w)` which relies on `NeZero` machinery available only in Mathlib
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These lemmas are morally equivalent to Mathlib lemmas which are proposed to be deleted from Mathlib in #13286.
It is only morally equivalent, because the Mathlib lemmas are stated in terms of Mathlib-defined things:
toFin_natCast
uses a coercion fromNat
toFin (2^w)
which relies onNeZero
machinery available only in Mathlib. Thus, I've rephrased the rhs in terms of the def-eqFin.ofNat'
with an explicit proof that2^w
is non-zero.Similarly, the RHS of
toFin_neg
was phrased in terms of negation onFin
s, which is only defined in Mathlib, so I've unfolded the definition.