Are there any good resources for building your own proof assistant? I don't really get Coq vs. Lean vs. F* vs. Idris, but I feel like I would get it more from building a pedagogical implementation. e.g. Mini-Pyro was really useful for understanding PPLs: https://pyro.ai/examples/minipyro.html …
I understand Curry-Howard in the abstract, but it doesn't seem to be the full picture. e.g. CHC is usually explained as correspondences between functional programs and constructive logic, incl. warnings against excluded middle. But in Lean, I can just call "classical.em". Why?
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I have not used Lean. Including LEM is sometimes necessary to be able to give it to a SAT solver perhaps? I am no expert here, there are other who may be able you answer your questions better. :)
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