infer axiom type + improved normalize_decl #113
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| [a::Ob, b::Ob, c::Ob, d::Ob, f::Hom(a,b), g::Hom(b,c), h::Hom(c,d)] | ||
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| @doc """ ThAscCat | ||
| @doc """ ThAsCat |
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For compat with Catlab, we now can infer the type of an axiom declaration rather than requiring it to be manually specified.
Reminder that in general type inference can be ambiguous modulo the equations of a GAT - in the future we'll use E-graphs for this inference.