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Multiple operations on programs visit all expressions either to modify or to analyse them.
This yields a series of awkward code duplications that could be reduced by adding a visitor pattern.
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Requested feature: Create an attribute that allow users to mark their proof harness functions.
Use case: The same way users can tag their test functions using the #[test] attribute, users should be able to tag their proof harness with an attribute such as #[proof]
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Recent versions of TLC come with a (simple) REPL. It would be great if the REPL was integrated into the VSCode terminal.