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This PR continues #393 and integrates Claude Code into the project.
pnpm db:structure <ID>is added that lists the properties of a given structure, grouped by their status (satisfied / unsatisfied / unknown / undecidable). This is particularly useful for AI tools working on proofs. An optional parameter specifies the status, for examplepnpm db:structure CMon unknownlists the unknown properties of CMon.CLAUDE.mdis added. It describes CatDat in detail and serves as project memory for Claude Code.structure-proofs) is added that repeatedly proves new properties of a given structure. The incremental approach is very much inspired by the "human" approach I have been using for months.I am not 100% sure yet whether I want to pursue this path of automating the mathematics, but I will experiment with it.