Handle undecidable properties as assignments#203
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This implements #82 in a cleaner way than before (#140). Previously, undecidable properties were stored in a separate table,$M$ -sets, for example, continued to appear in the list of categories with missing data, even though all properties had already been assigned as either satisfied, unsatisfied, or undecidable. Similarly, FreeAb was shown as having two unknown properties, even though only one property is currently unknown.
category_property_comments, while still being listed among the unknown properties. This was not ideal. It also meant that the category ofIt is more natural to treat proven undecidability as an assignment. To support this, the
is_satisfiedfield in thecategory_property_assignmentstable, which was previously boolean, may now also benull, indicating that the property is undecidable.This required updates in various parts of the application. The category page also looks slightly different now for categories with undecidable properties, of which there are currently only two.
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(we did not decide new properties, but rather, the number has been fixed)