ltlsynt: have --csv exclude the formula column by default
* bin/ltlsynt.cc: Add the --csv-with-formula option. * doc/org/ltlsynt.org, tests/core/ltlsynt2.test, NEWS: Adjust.
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- (BACKWARD INCOMPATIBILITY) ltlsynt's CSV output has been largely
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overhauled, and the output columns have been both renamed (for
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consistency) and augmented (with new statistics). The new CSV
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output should more useful when the input specification was
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output should be more useful when the input specification is
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decomposed, in particular, there is a column giving the number of
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sub-specifications obained, and other statistics columns have name
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starting with "max_" or "sum_" indicating how said statistics are
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updated across sub-speciications.
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sub-specifications obained, and other statistics columns have
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names starting with "max_" or "sum_" indicating how said
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statistics are updated across sub-specifications.
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See https://spot.lre.epita.fr/ltlsynt.html#csv for an example.
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Additionally, --csv=FILENAME will now save the source filename for
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the processed formulas as the first column of the CSV file. A new
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option --csv-without-formula=FILENAME can be used to save
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everything but the formula column (as it can be very large, and
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can be found from the source filename).
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the processed formulas as the first column of the CSV file, and
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the "formula" column is no longer output by default to save space.
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This "formula" column can be added back with the new option
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--csv-with-formula=FILENAME if really needed.
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- ltlsynt learned a --part-file option, to specify the partition of
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input/output proposition from a *.part file, as used in several
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