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Let division by an AffExpr stay an AffExpr when it has all-0 coefficients - #4262
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Closing in favor of #4263. I've added you as a co-author. |
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Current behavior:
This branch changes so that the return is an AffExpr when the RHS has all-0 coefficients.
Tests are currently broken because now the return type from division cannot be inferred, which seems like a valid reason not to do this.