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[Merged by Bors] - feat(topology/metric_space/hausdorff_distance): A cthickening is an intersection of thickenings#17258
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… intersection of `thickenings` (#17258) ... unconditionally. This is useful for me because being an upper set is a property that holds under unions, regardless of whether `0 ≤ δ` or not.
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... unconditionally. This is useful for me because being an upper set is a property that holds under unions, regardless of whether
0 ≤ δor not.