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There should be an easy way to start using repression.py. Ideally,

1. ./regression.py should do something sensible (instead of throwing FileNotFoundError).
2. ./regression/py -h should print enough documentation for someone new to start using it.

Currently, SO formulas are printed on one long line. That's fine for interacting with QFM, but it is cumbersome for debugging. There should be an easy way to get formulas printed such that their structure is easy to read by humans.

For debugging, it would be nice to have a visualization of SO structures. Maybe using d3 or d3-graphviz?

If a module is opened for a large number of lines, it tends to make the code hard to read later.
let open bla in is fine for a few lines
let M = LongName in is fine for a few dozen lines

Now, Translate does not put writes in the event structure. Later, in the SO structure, we define writes to be not (reads or fences). That's ugly: the info about writes should just be propagated all the way from Lisa AST to SO structures.