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ADT destructors are delayed functions
Before this PR, the ADT destructors worked as follow: - Destructor applictions from the user input were guarded: there are considered as aliens by the ADT theory; - If the domain of an ADT semantic values became a singleton or if the input contains a tester application on this value, the ADT destructor application on this semantic value became interpreted. The reason of this contruction is because all the functions are total in the SMT-LIB standard, even the destructors. So a destructor is partially interpreted: If `v` is an ADT value and `d` is a destructor of this ADT associated with the constructor `c`, then: - `d v` can be anything if the constructor of `v` isn't necessary `c`; - `d v` is the field of `c` associated with `d` if the only possible constructor for `v` is `c`. This PR uses the new mechanism `Rel_utils.Delayed` to delay the computation of `d v` until we know that `v` is of the form `(c ...)`.
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