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Wait — in LiGapCircles, the `hρ` from `Finset.sum_le_sum`'s intro has type `ρ ∈ W1` where W1 is a `set` variable. `(Set.Finite.mem_toFinset (zeroWindow_finite ...)).mp hρ` expects `ρ ∈ (zeroWindow_finite ...).toFinset`. With `set`, W1 is a let-bound local; defeq should handle it... but `Finset.sum_le_sum`'s intro — hρ's type is `ρ ∈ W1` displayed; the underlying term is the set-variable. The `.mp` application needs hρ : ρ ∈ (zeroWindow_finite (4*(k:ℝ)+3/2)).toFinset — the elaborator will try to unify W1 with the toFinset term. `set` uses `let` in the local context — when elaborating `.mp hρ`, Lean infers hρ's type as ρ ∈ W1 (a let-var application), and the expected type is ρ ∈ (zeroWindow_finite ...).toFinset; isDefEq unfolds the let ✓ should work. Also update the header comment of LiContour (line 12) mentioning ZeroCountProp — check what it says.
Also updating the LiContour header reference, then rebuilding.
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