Various additions to functors#246
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this was the non-strict version, which is more or less equivalent to limit preservation. to handle the strict version, which is more interesting, we should first add the property "strictly monadic", since otherwise it will be a pain to assign the property to various algebraic categories.
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/functors, show only tags that are actually used at least once.New properties of functors
The new properties have been decided for all functors.
At some stage, this PR also added the properties of lifting small (co)limits. But this was removed: it was the non-strict version, which is very close to preserving small limits (see commit history). In fact, it was equivalent to (co)continuous in all examples. It becomes only interesting if we add support for functor implications that allow conclusions about the categories, e.g. "if$C \to D$ lifts limits and $D$ is complete, then $C$ is complete". Also, before we add the strict version ("lifts small limits strictly"), which is not invariant under equivalences, we should first add the property "strictly monadic" since otherwise it will be a pain to associate the property to various forgetful functors.
New functors
All properties of these new functors have been decided.
2It's interesting that currently it is undistinguishable from the forgetful functor from abelian groups to groups.
New implications