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In this mini-PR, we are extending the supported HCTL syntax to allow specifying hybrid operators using their names (prefixed by a backslash):
\bind
,\jump
,\exists
,\forall
. You can use this syntax to write a formula like\bind {x}: AG EF {x}
.This involved mainly changes in the tokenizer (including some additional refactoring). Note that the default for writing and serializing hybrid operators is still the original short format, and this new variant is just for convenience when writing formulas. No changes in public API were made.
Furthermore, we updated dependencies to
biodivine
libraries. We also fixed the outdated GitHub workflow.