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Sync up mechanization for f_sub_trans #14

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Expand Up @@ -6,16 +6,21 @@ The $λ^\diamond$-calculus [1], a refined reachability model that scales to para

* [`Base`](lambda_diamond_base) -- Base system introducing the new reachability model, lacking type polymorphism.
* [`Fsub`](f_sub_diamond) -- Bounded type-and-reachability polymorphism.
* [`Fsub-Trans`](f_sub_trans) -- Bounded type-and-reachability polymorphism with explicit transitive closure.

```mermaid
graph TD
subgraph poly[Polymorphism]
Base
Fsub
Fsub-Trans
end
Base-->Fsub
Base-->Fsub-Trans
```

[`Fsub-Trans`](f_sub_trans) should be considered as the reference mechanization of the $F_{<:}^\diamond$-calculus from POPL '24.

## References

[1] **Polymorphic Reachability Types: Tracking Aliasing and Separation in Higher-order Generic Programs** (POPL 2024)</br>
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