feat: progress? to say which theorem has been used #277
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Like `simp?` and similar, `progress?` will provide what theorem was used to make the goal progress. Signed-off-by: Ryan Lahfa <[email protected]>
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@sonmarcho feel free to merge :) |
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simp?and similar,progress?will provide what theorem was used to make the goal progress.TODO:
progress ...instead of...during the print.