Fix resource limit & timeout handling if some assertion in the batch has already failed #994
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This PR addresses the root cause of dafny-lang/dafny#5805. In short, this issue arises when boogie runs into a timeout or resource limit while trying to verify subsequent assertions in an assertion batch where one assertion already failed.
In that case, the record
VerificationRunResult
has set theSolverOutcome
toInvalid
and contains the counterexamples that were found before running into a timeout. The methodVerificationRunResult.ComputePerAssertOutcomes
then assignsValid
to all assertions for which no counterexamples have been found because of the timeout, giving issue dafny-lang/dafny#5805.From the standpoint of the method
ComputePerAssertOutcomes
two scenarios are indistinguishable:This PR suggests to fix this by reporting the timeout alongside the found counterexamples.
This change is expected to have some effects for programs built on boogie: I assume that the
VerificationRunResult
only had a nonempty list ofCounterExamples
when theSolverOutcome
isInvalid
. I expect that programs built on boogie would need to adapt to this new possibility and report the verification failure errors accordingly.