Split prelude axiomatizations and native theory mode for sequences #4537
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Doesn't cause completeness issues.
The one remaining polymorphic one loses its trigger if it doesn't quantify over anything.
This removes a trigger, but probably one that’s no longer needed.
Also adds options (currently hardcoded) to enable/disable each axiomatization. Lastly, includes the native theory support for sequences (mostly the work of Aaron Tomb).
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Splits away the collection type axiomatizations from the prelude, with options to enable/disable their inclusion. Also adds a native theory mode for sequences, which is contributed by @atomb. The native theory mode only works using the monomorphic encoding and is still experimental.
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