fix type_equal docs for OCaml 4.12 injectivity annotations #151
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Signed-off-by: Max Heiber <[email protected]>
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Update doc comments to reflect that OCaml has injectivity annotations.
Previously the doc comments for
Type_equal.mli"OCaml has no built-in language feature to state that a type is injective" but such comments were added in 4.12.This change may be helpful for code readers to know that OCaml has a built-in alternative to the
Injectivitymachinery, though tbh I'm not sure what the trade-off is when choosing to useInjectivityvs!