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docs(gmap): add galina escaping Closes
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@@ -15,9 +15,8 @@ has the same good properties:
Compared to [Pmap], we not only need to make sure the trie representation is
canonical, we also need to make sure that all positions (of type positive) are
valid encodings of [K]. That is, for each position [q] in the trie, we have:
encode <$> decode q = Some q
valid encodings of [K]. That is, for each position [q] in the trie, we have
[encode <$> decode q = Some q].
Instead of formalizing this condition using a Sigma type (which would break
the strict positivity check in nested recursive definitions), we make
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