feat: Add domains - #13
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This PR adds parameterizable domains. A domain declaration as the form
where
DomainNameis the name of the domain andXandYare its type parameters. If there are no type parameters, the parentheses followingDomainNamecan be omitted. In the body of the domain,DomainName,X, andYare names of types.To make use of a domain, it must be instantiated. This is done with a declaration of the form
where
Dnames the instantiation andt0andt1are types. This declaration declaresD, andAin the body ofDomainName, a declaration namedD..Athat is a fresh copy of declarationAbut replacing the typesDomainName,X, andYwithD,t0, andt1, respectively.There are some limitations in the current design and implementation:
expectstatements andassume {:axiom}statements. (The previousassumestatements in the resolver have been proven. In particular, in the absence of domains, this PR proves the necessary uniqueness and well-formedness properties of top-level declarations.)