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**Context:**
I have an ontology (.owl file) to which I added SWRL rules using the SWRL Plugin in the Protege editor. I have two queries:
1. Can the data property within the ontology be inferred …
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### Description
The bussproofs-based inference rules in my paper submission don't seem to be rendered correctly, giving red unprocessed LaTeX commands instead of the expected horizontal rules separat…
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I've recently added type annotations to a large library, and have been checking my code using both mypy and pyright. While doing so, I noticed many differences between mypy and pyright in the types th…
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Test makefile:
```Makefile
all:
@echo "Automatic variables from suffixes rule"
@make -n AUTO=1 main.o
@echo
@echo "Automatic variables from regular rule"
@make -n main.o
.c.o:
$$< = "…
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### Description
Implement [unicorn/prefer-string-trim-start-end](https://github.com/sindresorhus/eslint-plugin-unicorn/blob/main/docs/rules/prefer-string-trim-start-end.md) and [unicorn/prefer-stri…
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as part of #193 we need to have a syntax and type inference rules.
Here is a strawman:
```
def times3(i: Int) -> Code[Int]:
${3.times(i)}
six = times3(2)!
```
Inside of a `${ }` we can ha…
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## Use case
Following up on #6805
It would be useful to be able to create custom suggestions in the platform, rather than asking the OpenCTI developers to include new ones on a case by case basi…
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A recent change to the MX semantics (required to provide sensible compilation times on the LLVM backend: https://github.com/runtimeverification/mx-semantics/pull/265) introduces `#Or` patterns in a se…
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The current training rules require all implementations to be mathematically equivalent to the reference except for a few cases. However, the inference rules allow optimizations as long as it is not bl…