refactor: reorder Triple to program-first#14103
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This PR reorders the arguments of `Triple` so the program comes first: `Triple pre x post epost` becomes `Triple x pre post epost`. The program now drives elaboration, so its monad and return type are fixed before the pre- and postconditions are elaborated. Test consumers are switched to the `⦃ … ⦄` notation where possible, which is insulated from the argument order. The remaining raw uses keep a generic `epost` variable or a custom assertion lattice without a `⊥`, neither of which the notation can express.
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This PR reorders the arguments of
Tripleso the program comes first:Triple pre x post epostbecomesTriple x pre post epost. The program now drives elaboration, so its monad and return type are fixed before the pre- and postconditions are elaborated.