Tactic to split if-then-else expressions.
split_ifs splits the main goal in two goals for every if-then-else expression it contains,
by applying excluded middle to the condition. If the goal has the form g (if p then x else y),
split_ifs will result in two goals h✝ : p ⊢ g x and h✝ : ¬p ⊢ g y. If there are multiple
if-then-else expressions, then split_ifs will split them all, starting with a top-most one whose
condition does not contain another if-then-else expression.
split_ifs with h₁ h₂ h₃names the introduced hypotheses. Note that names are not reused across splits: on a goal of the form⊢ (if p then 1 else 2) + (if q then 3 else 4), usesplit_ifs with hp hq hqto name all the hypotheses.split_ifs at lsplits the if-then-else expressions at location(s)l.
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