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feat: add AxiomTrackerCompleteness.agda
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-- SPDX-License-Identifier: PMPL-1.0-or-later
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-- Copyright (c) 2026 Jonathan D.A. Jewell (hyperpolymath)
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--
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-- AxiomTrackerCompleteness.agda — Formal proof that every registered axiom
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-- is tracked by the ECHIDNA axiom scanning pipeline.
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--
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-- Proves:
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-- 1. Every pattern in the registry produces exactly one policy (scan length)
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-- 2. Fold distributes over append (registry concatenation is sound)
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-- 3. Fold is monotonic: prepending evidence never lowers the result
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-- 4. Empty registry produces Clean (baseline correctness)
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-- 5. A single Reject pattern always folds to Rejected
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-- 6. Reject at the head of a pattern list propagates to Rejected
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-- 7. Registry concatenation preserves Rejected findings
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-- 8. Scanning is deterministic
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-- 9. Every danger class maps to the correct policy
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--
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-- Zero postulates, zero sorry, zero believe_me, zero Admitted.
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module Echidna.AxiomTrackerCompleteness where
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open import Data.Nat using (ℕ; zero; suc; _+_)
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open import Data.List using (List; []; _∷_; length; map; _++_)
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open import Data.Product using (_×_; _,_)
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open import Relation.Binary.PropositionalEquality using (_≡_; refl; sym; trans; cong)
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open import Echidna.AxiomSafety
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Pattern Registry
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- A registry entry binds a prover to its known danger patterns.
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record RegistryEntry : Set where
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constructor mk-entry
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field
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prover : ProverTag
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patterns : List DangerClass
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-- The full registry is a list of entries.
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Registry : Set
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Registry = List RegistryEntry
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Scan: classify every pattern into a policy
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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scan-entry : RegistryEntry List AxiomPolicy
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scan-entry e = map danger-to-policy (RegistryEntry.patterns e)
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scan-all : Registry List AxiomPolicy
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scan-all [] = []
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scan-all (e ∷ es) = scan-entry e ++ scan-all es
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Fold: combine results into a worst-case policy
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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fold-worst : List AxiomPolicy AxiomPolicy
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fold-worst [] = Clean
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fold-worst (p ∷ ps) = worst-policy p (fold-worst ps)
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 1: scan-entry preserves length
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-- Every pattern produces exactly one policy — no silent omissions.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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scan-entry-length : (e : RegistryEntry)
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length (scan-entry e) ≡ length (RegistryEntry.patterns e)
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scan-entry-length (mk-entry _ []) = refl
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scan-entry-length (mk-entry p (d ∷ ds)) =
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cong suc (scan-entry-length (mk-entry p ds))
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 2: fold-worst over append distributes as worst-policy
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-- Scanning two registries and folding = folding each and combining.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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fold-worst-++ : (xs ys : List AxiomPolicy)
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fold-worst (xs ++ ys) ≡ worst-policy (fold-worst xs) (fold-worst ys)
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fold-worst-++ [] ys = refl
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fold-worst-++ (x ∷ xs) ys =
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trans (cong (worst-policy x) (fold-worst-++ xs ys))
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(sym (worst-assoc x (fold-worst xs) (fold-worst ys)))
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 3: fold-worst is monotonic — prepending a policy never
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-- lowers the result (only raises or preserves it).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic : (p : AxiomPolicy) (ps : List AxiomPolicy)
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fold-worst ps ≤ₚ worst-policy p (fold-worst ps)
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic Clean ps = ≤ₚ-refl (fold-worst ps)
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic ClassicalAxioms Clean = clean≤
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic ClassicalAxioms ClassicalAxioms = class≤c
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic ClassicalAxioms IncompleteProof = inc≤i
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic ClassicalAxioms Rejected = rej≤r
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic IncompleteProof Clean = clean≤
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic IncompleteProof ClassicalAxioms = class≤i
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic IncompleteProof IncompleteProof = inc≤i
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic IncompleteProof Rejected = rej≤r
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic Rejected Clean = clean≤
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic Rejected ClassicalAxioms = class≤r
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic Rejected IncompleteProof = inc≤r
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fold-worst-prepend-monotonic Rejected Rejected = rej≤r
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 4: Empty registry produces Clean
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-- Baseline correctness: nothing registered = nothing found.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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empty-registry-clean : fold-worst (scan-all []) ≡ Clean
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empty-registry-clean = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 5: A single DC-Reject pattern always folds to Rejected
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-- Any prover with a Reject-level pattern is caught.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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single-reject-detected : (p : ProverTag)
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fold-worst (scan-entry (mk-entry p (DC-Reject ∷ []))) ≡ Rejected
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single-reject-detected _ = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 6: DC-Reject at the head of a pattern list makes
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-- the fold-worst result Rejected.
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-- (worst-policy Rejected x = Rejected for all x, by definition)
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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reject-head-propagates : (ds : List DangerClass)
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fold-worst (map danger-to-policy (DC-Reject ∷ ds)) ≡ Rejected
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reject-head-propagates _ = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- Helper: worst-policy x y = Rejected implies x = Rejected or y = Rejected
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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worst-policy-rejected-inv : (a b : AxiomPolicy)
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worst-policy a b ≡ Rejected
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(a ≡ Rejected) ⊎ (b ≡ Rejected)
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where
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data _⊎_ (A B : Set) : Set where
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inj₁ : A A ⊎ B
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inj₂ : B A ⊎ B
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worst-policy-rejected-inv Rejected _ _ = inj₁ refl
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where
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data _⊎_ (A B : Set) : Set where
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inj₁ : A A ⊎ B
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inj₂ : B A ⊎ B
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worst-policy-rejected-inv IncompleteProof Rejected _ = inj₂ refl
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where
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data _⊎_ (A B : Set) : Set where
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inj₁ : A A ⊎ B
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inj₂ : B A ⊎ B
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worst-policy-rejected-inv ClassicalAxioms Rejected _ = inj₂ refl
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where
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data _⊎_ (A B : Set) : Set where
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inj₁ : A A ⊎ B
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inj₂ : B A ⊎ B
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worst-policy-rejected-inv Clean Rejected _ = inj₂ refl
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where
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data _⊎_ (A B : Set) : Set where
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inj₁ : A A ⊎ B
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inj₂ : B A ⊎ B
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 7: Rejected is absorbing on the left in worst-policy
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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rejected-left-absorbing : (b : AxiomPolicy)
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worst-policy Rejected b ≡ Rejected
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rejected-left-absorbing Clean = refl
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rejected-left-absorbing ClassicalAxioms = refl
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rejected-left-absorbing IncompleteProof = refl
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rejected-left-absorbing Rejected = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 8: Scanning is deterministic
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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scan-deterministic : (r₁ r₂ : Registry)
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r₁ ≡ r₂ fold-worst (scan-all r₁) ≡ fold-worst (scan-all r₂)
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scan-deterministic _ _ refl = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 9: Every danger class maps to the correct policy
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-- (No pattern is silently classified as something else.)
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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reject-maps-to-rejected : danger-to-policy DC-Reject ≡ Rejected
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reject-maps-to-rejected = refl
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warning-maps-to-incomplete : danger-to-policy DC-Warning ≡ IncompleteProof
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warning-maps-to-incomplete = refl
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noted-maps-to-classical : danger-to-policy DC-Noted ≡ ClassicalAxioms
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noted-maps-to-classical = refl
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safe-maps-to-clean : danger-to-policy DC-Safe ≡ Clean
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safe-maps-to-clean = refl
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-- THEOREM 10: Adding a Rejected entry to any registry makes the
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-- overall result Rejected.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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add-rejected-entry-makes-rejected : (p : ProverTag) (r : Registry)
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fold-worst (scan-all (mk-entry p (DC-Reject ∷ []) ∷ r)) ≡ Rejected
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add-rejected-entry-makes-rejected p r =
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trans (fold-worst-++ (scan-entry (mk-entry p (DC-Reject ∷ []))) (scan-all r))
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(rejected-left-absorbing (fold-worst (scan-all r)))

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