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to iterate preservation in the intended way, down a series of small steps, you really want to also show that the resultant d' is binders-unique,
preservation : {Δ : hctx} {d d' : ihexp} {τ : htyp} {Γ : tctx} →
binders-unique d →
Δ , Γ ⊢ d :: τ →
d ↦ d' →
Δ , Γ ⊢ d' :: τ × binders-unique d'
this isn't shown now, which is not great but it's as not-great as if it was: we're already asking the reader to have willing suspension of disbelief about alpha conversion to produce the first argument the 0th time they apply preservation to such a derivation, so it's no worse to ask them to do that linearly many times. it's still a little tacky, though.
here are some scraps of proof fragments that work towards that; i'm removing them from the file now in preparation for AE submission but i believe the approach is fundimentally correct. i just haven't worked out the details yet.
to iterate preservation in the intended way, down a series of small steps, you really want to also show that the resultant d' is binders-unique,
this isn't shown now, which is not great but it's as not-great as if it was: we're already asking the reader to have willing suspension of disbelief about alpha conversion to produce the first argument the 0th time they apply preservation to such a derivation, so it's no worse to ask them to do that linearly many times. it's still a little tacky, though.
here are some scraps of proof fragments that work towards that; i'm removing them from the file now in preparation for AE submission but i believe the approach is fundimentally correct. i just haven't worked out the details yet.
this is incomplete; need something for the substutitions, per usual
complete up to the substitution lemma:
kind of a different approach, more like what we're doing before. @cyrus- thinks i'll have to invent a judgement relating epsilons as well.
needed in lem3
i think part of cyrus's approach? i forget
no idea what this is
the all-in-one approach; gets a bit bogged down in book keeping
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