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I noticed that there is notation for a non-unital monoid hom but not for a non-unital additive monoid hom,
and since I'm working on extensions of non-unital homomorphisms in my PR's on quantale, I found it natural to add this.


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@YaelDillies YaelDillies changed the title Introducing missing notation for AddHom feat: introduce the missing notation for AddHom Nov 23, 2024
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Thanks! In the future, please follow our commit convention so that I don't have to fix your PR title 😉

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Thanks a lot!

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I noticed that there is notation for a non-unital monoid hom but not for a non-unital additive monoid hom,
and since I'm working on extensions of non-unital homomorphisms in my PR's on quantale, I found it natural to add this.
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