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1. The number one reason for hitting issues with custom equivalence relations is
that either the goal or the givens contain a typo that switched one equivalence
relation with another. In particular, `<>` refers to negation of propositional
-quality by default. This can be avoided with good conventions: when introducing
+equality by default. This can be avoided with good conventions: when introducing
a type that will be used with a custom equivalence relation, introduce the
equivalence relation (and its `Equivalence` instance) right away. When
introducing a function involving a such type, introduce a `Proper` instance