Add various examples of functors to witness property combinations#305
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This PR adds various examples of functors that satisfy some property P, but not some other property Q. That is, they are witnesses of combinations of functor properties of the form P ∧ ¬ Q.
Before this PR, there were 99 consistent combinations of functor properties without witnesses (listed on the page
/missing). After this PR, 87 remain.This PR also adds support for functor implications that have no functor assumptions, only category assumptions. Various implications of this type are added. For example, a functor whose domain is a groupoid is automatically conservative, and a functor whose codomain is trivial is automatically continuous.
Concretely, the following functors have been added:
All of their properties have been decided.
*no official name, this is just my choice
They are witnesses of the following 12 combinations: