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ABT

Think of an ABT as a way to represent code or expressions with variables and bindings (like let x = 5 in x + 2).

The main functions are hash and hashComponents. hash takes a single ABT as input and produces a Hash as output. This Hash is like a fingerprint of the ABT. hashComponents is designed for situations where you have multiple ABTs that might reference each other (like function definitions in a program). It takes a map of names (like function names) to their corresponding ABTs, and a function termFromHash that creates a special kind of ABT from a hash. It then outputs a list of pairs, where each pair contains a hash and the corresponding sorted list of name-ABT pairs from a "strongly connected component". A strongly connected component is a group of ABTs that are all inter-dependent.

The code works by breaking down ABTs into smaller parts and hashing them recursively. It handles different kinds of ABTs, like variables (Var'), cycles (Cycle'), abstractions (Abs''), and general terms (Tm'). For

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