Lean core-lib tests#5
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| //! - Several methods (`remove`, `clear`, `swap_remove`, `truncate`, | ||
| //! `resize`, `drain`) are `#[hax_lib::opaque]` in the model, so the Lean | ||
| //! side cannot observe their effect. Those are commented out. |
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The hax_lib::opaque are ignored by Aeneas. The definitions are present in Lean, e.g., https://github.com/cryspen/rust-core-models/blob/main/lean/CoreModels/Alloc/Funs.lean#L244-L253
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This PR adds a new test framework allowing to check that the lean core library behaves like it is supposed to.
The tests are defined in rust, checking that a call to a
corefunction's result with concrete params gives the expected concrete value. The rust is tested to validate that the expected values correspond to the behaviour of rust core. The tests are also translated to lean with aeneas, and checked in lean.This should validate: