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Bumps the con-leche checker to [a31e829](leanprover/con-leche@a31e829) and con-ron to [2cfc5fb](leanprover/con-ron@2cfc5fb), which pins that con-leche commit. con-leche now handles all inductive types, including mutual and nested ones, uniformly via a positivity analysis instead of building extensional models for the mutual and nested ones, and no longer restricts where primitive projections may appear. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bumps the con-leche checker to
a31e829
and con-ron to
2cfc5fb,
which pins that con-leche commit. con-leche now handles all inductive
types, including mutual and nested ones, uniformly via a positivity
analysis instead of building extensional models for the mutual and
nested ones, and no longer restricts where primitive projections may
appear.
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