Value symbolize? not some
Cedar.Thm.value_symbolize?_not_some
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The results of symbolize? is not Term.some.
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The results of symbolize? is not Term.some.
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Cedar.Thm.value_symbolize?_well_typed
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The results of symbolize? has the correct type.
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Cedar.Thm.value_symbolize?_wf
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The results of symbolize? is well-formed.
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Cedar.Thm.verifyAlwaysAllows_is_complete
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The verifyAlwaysAllows analysis is sound: if the assertions verifyAlwaysAllows ps₁ εnv are satisfiable for the policies ps₁ and the strongly well-formed symbolic environment εnv, then there exists a strongly well-formed concrete environment env ∈ᵢ εnv such that the authorizer will not return allow when applied to ps₁ and env.
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Cedar.Thm.verifyAlwaysAllows_is_ok_and_complete
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Concrete version of verifyAlwaysAllows_is_complete.
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Cedar.Thm.verifyAlwaysAllows_is_ok_and_sound
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Concrete version of verifyAlwaysAllows_is_sound.
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