Expand tuple equality definition for negative indices and references #179
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Tuple equality can be established by ensuring that they have the same length and all elements are themselfs pairwise equal. Currently, the definition of the tuple equality function only consideres quantifying over positive integer indices. Since specifications might want to infer equality by quantifying over equivalent negative indices, and translated forall quantifiers might quantify over references and not integer values, additional equivalent postconditions are added to tuple___eq__() to support these cases.
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As discussed, this should not affect the issue of the new tuple axiomatization being unsound.
Change could then be merged back into master once that issue is fixed.
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