Stronger invariants in recursive tree computation in Indtypes#21593
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We know statically that the rel context and the rtree context are synchronized. In particular they must have the same size.
The only reason we care about the value of the recarg_type is to check whether we are looking at the inductive being defined or some other nesting inductive type. We replace this by a proper ADT.
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We use a mix of dedicated ADTs and assertions to make explicit some hidden invariants in the computation of inductive positivity and recursive tree representation.