Add a new experimental "extract_uninterp" command #1185
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This command, when given a term at first-order type, will symbolically evaluate the term and extract any occurrences of functions mentioned in the given list as fresh variables. The arguments passed to the function are collected together into a tuple and returned together with the fresh variables generated to stand in for those occurrences.
Given a term at first-order type, occurrences of functions that are mentioned in the set of `VarIndex` will be replaced with fresh variables of the return type of the function. The arguments passed to each occurrence are collected and returned in a map.
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This command, when given a term at first-order type, will
symbolically evaluate the term and extract any occurrences
of functions mentioned in the given list as fresh variables.
The arguments passed to the function are collected together into
a tuple and returned together with the fresh variables generated
to stand in for those occurrences.