Normalize path types
See original GitHub issueIt is well-known that PathP (i. p i =_A q i) r s
is equivalent to [i j] A { j := s, ~ j := r, i := p, ~i := q }
, is it possible to normalize the former to the latter?
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In other words, this is similar to normalizing
[i] ([j] A { j := q i, ~j := p i }) { i := s, ~i := r }
to[j i] A { j := s, ~ j := r, i := p, ~i := q }
Implemented in #751 for another feature. We will not normalize path types because it messes up substitution.