feat: a minimalistic port of compute_degree_le#6007
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compute_degree_leAdd minimal tactic and several testscompute_degree_le
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I am closing this PR since #6221 ports more functionality. |
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This PR is an alternative to #5882. It gives a "minimalistic" port of the
compute_degree_letactic.This very short tactic works on all tests.
The other PR is more structured and is probably further along the direction of a more complete implementation of acompute_degreetactic.In the long run, I think that the definitions in the other tactic will likely make up thecompute_degreetactic, but they are not needed for the easiercompute_degree_letactic.PR #6221 implements the full
compute_degreetactic with a method similar to the one in this PR. I am tempted to close this PR, except for the fact that it might be a possible stepping stone to get to the full implementation.