fix: Resolving name clashing issue with size_push theorem and syntax error#91
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Resolving name clashing issue with size_push theorem in ByteArray.lean when Batteries is imported and syntax error in Iterator.lean
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When using TensorLib and a dependency which depends on Batteries, the
size_pushtheorem in Batteries clashes with the one defined in TensorLib. Fixed by removing the one in TensorLib and importing Batteries' version ofByteArrayto supply thesize_pushtheorem.Removed a space behind a match expression in Iterator.lean which caused a syntax error.