[tools] Preserve negated miaou list wrapper#1768
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Keep negated composite lists wrapped in a dedicated node instead of
reusing the original list operator.
Without this, miaou can flatten the negated sub-list into the enclosing
conjunction and lose the intended 'it is not the case that all of the
following apply' structure.
For example:
let rel1 = [A]; rel2; [B \ range([C]; rel; [D])]
should render as:
- E1 is an A effect.
- E1 is rel2-before E2.
- E2 is a B effect.
- It is not the case that all of the following apply:
- E2 is a D effect.
- E3 is rel-before E2.
- E3 is a C effect.
Signed-off-by: Nikos Nikoleris <nikos.nikoleris@arm.com>
Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex
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Keep negated composite lists wrapped in a dedicated node instead of reusing the original list operator.
Without this, miaou can flatten the negated sub-list into the enclosing conjunction and lose the intended 'it is not the case that all of the following apply' structure.
For example:
let rel1 = [A]; rel2; [B \ range([C]; rel; [D])]should render as:
Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex