Currently we don't throw an error if a user defines duplicate constraints, we transpile them into two equivalent constraints. We could do one of the following:
Generate only one constraint in this case and ignore duplicates.
Throw an error since this is most likely unintended.
Throw a warning (in future) but still generate one constraint.
Currently we don't throw an error if a user defines duplicate constraints, we transpile them into two equivalent constraints. We could do one of the following: