perf: Environment.find? should not block on privacy mismatch
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Here are the benchmark results for commit cf85b19. Benchmark Metric Change
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- omega_stress.lean async maxrss 1.1% (26.9 σ)
- stdlib process pre-definitions 1.8% (24.9 σ) |
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This PR avoids name resolution blocking on the elaboration of a theorem's proof when looking up the theorem name.