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Use HM inference in expression and statement verification #940
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Please take a look at the two questions on the StatementVerification in particular - there might be something missing there.
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This PR uses the HM module from #917, and replaces the type inference used by ExpressionVerification.fs and StatementVerification.fs with HM inference.
Requires microsoft/qsharp-runtime#567.