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@nomeata nomeata commented Jun 25, 2025

This PR generalizes the withCtor functions used for noConfusionType to eliminate into Sort.

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nomeata commented Jun 25, 2025

Parking this for now, before #8973 has proved its merits. I’m wary of all the imax floating around, but maybe it just works.

If it does, this may makes the withCtor functions (or variants thereof, e.g. total ones that take a proof that it’s that constructor index, and/or with a refining motive like a matcher) generally useful.

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