Add two categories of finitely generated projective modules - #350
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This PR adds two instances of the category of finitely generated projective modules over a ring: one over the ring of integers and one over the ring of dual numbers. All properties have been decided.
We now have exactly 100 categories in the database. 🎉
One could try to add the category Projfg(R) of finitely generated projective modules over a ring more generally, but many properties cannot be decided in this generality. The two examples already indicate a significant difference. For example, Projfg(R[ε]) is balanced, but Projfg(Z) is not.
New property combinations
For combinations of the form "p and not q", the number of consistent yet unwitnessed combinations went down from 733 to 725. The combinations script shows: