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feat(Mathlib/Analysis/Analytic): continuously polynomial functions (#9269) This defines "continuously polynomial" (shortened to "cpolynomial") functions as a special cases of analytic functions: they are the functions that admit a development as a finite formal multilinear series. Then we prove their basic properties. The point of doing is this is that finite series are always summable, so we can remove the completeness assumptions in some results about analytic functions (differentiability for example). Examples of continuously polynomial functions include continuous multilinear maps, and functions defined by polynomials.

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added theorem CPolynomialAt.add
added theorem CPolynomialAt.congr
added theorem CPolynomialAt.neg
added theorem CPolynomialAt.sub
added def CPolynomialAt
added theorem CPolynomialAt_congr
added theorem CPolynomialAt_const
added theorem CPolynomialOn.add
added theorem CPolynomialOn.congr'
added theorem CPolynomialOn.congr
added theorem CPolynomialOn.mono
added theorem CPolynomialOn.sub
added def CPolynomialOn
added theorem CPolynomialOn_congr'
added theorem CPolynomialOn_congr
added theorem CPolynomialOn_const
added theorem isOpen_cPolynomialAt