Fill-in proof for ProgramWF #162
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atomb
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Looks like there's a type error after merging with the latest |
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I fixed it. |
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Description of changes: Complete most basic steps for proving ProgramWF theorem. One missing component is that the typechecker needs to check (or infer) BoogieIdent visibility to ensure (and prove) the wellformness as defined.
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