`List.toArray_inj` has incorrect statement
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Description
By our naming convention, List.toArray_inj should be l1.toArray = l2.toArray <-> l1 = l2, but it is something different.
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nightly-2026-03-24
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Research direction
Search the Lean source for the List.toArray_inj declaration and inspect its current statement. Reproduce the reported mismatch against the nightly release, then verify that the declaration expresses the expected equivalence and that the relevant Lean checks pass.
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