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Expose the tautological answer in Erdős 633 - #269

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The literal declaration asks for a set of triangles characterized by

∀ n, IsCuttable n T → IsSquare n

With no restriction on the set-valued answer, choose the set comprehension of that property itself. The theorem then reduces to reflexivity.

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Focused audit run 30209696453 passed every gate:

  • standard copyright check;
  • source scan rejecting proof holes and trust escapes;
  • exact module compilation under the pinned Lean toolchain;
  • theorem axiom audit with no sorryAx or compiler-trust dependency.

Qualification

This is a specification defect, not a classification of the triangles in simpler geometric terms.

This remains a draft pending canonical statement repair.

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