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Kim Nguyễn authored
When computing the result type of a function application ((t→s) • u) with tallying, one first introduces a fresh variable 𝛾 and computes the tallying of (t → s) < (u → 𝛾) When solving the tallying constraints generated (if that step succeeds), variables are taken in some implementation defined order (variables created before have a smaller internal id). It is important then that the variables in u and 𝛾 are are all before the variables in t and s or all after. Otherwise, when computing the substitution, variables in u will depend on variables in t and s that will in turn depend on gamma (which gives unreadable types).
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