Extend clear tactic to allow clearing *all* unused items in the context recursively
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As a first thing: it is probably best to add a unit test for this. There are a few examples in the |
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clear * tactic to clear all unused items in the context recursivelyclear tactic to allow clearing *all* unused items in the context recursively
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I've made the syntax change and feature additions as requested, and also added a test. |
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When you are done, could you squash your commits into one? |
add exclude filters and test
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All done and squashed |
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We can flag this as fixing #716 when merging. |
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Please have patience with the review. This is literally the first OCaml code I've ever written.