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Engine: F*: fix #677 by always extracting implicit types #679
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Regenerate patches following PR hacspec/hax#679
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Since we are now printing types explicitely, the F* library has no more freedom in term of implicits. For example, operations on vectors always take two implicits: the type of the items held by the vector, but also the type of the allocator. In F*, we don't care about the allocator, thus, we model any allocator with unit. In this setting, taking an implicit allocator each time we take a vector is useless in F*. But now, the extraction gives (as an implicit) the allocator, so we need to expect an allocator.
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This PR fixes issue #677, which describes the problem in more lengths.
This will break heavily Kyber, so I will push a companion PR on libcrux.
Fixes #677