feat: Add a few more Std.Collections.Seq functions #4867
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Description
These are functions I got used to having around in THIS "standard library" and didn't spot they weren't in OUR standard library until now. :)
Also removed
Std.Strings.Concat
(already covered more generically withStd.Collections.Seq.Flatten
) and movedStd.Strings.Join
toStd.Collections.Seq
: these were only referenced by tests and their existence contradicted the documentation on the purpose of theStrings
library.Also commented out the remaining print statements in JSONTests.dfy to keep the testing output cleaner.
How has this been tested?
DafnyStandardLibraries tests.
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