doc: add theorem 8 (straightedge-and-compass construction) to 100.yaml#41757
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PR summary 8c70e8e5bdImport changes for modified filesNo significant changes to the import graph Import changes for all files
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Adding my repo as an external proof to the theorems.
A hard part of these theorems is verifying the definition and the statement. I have extracted the relevant definition in the Challenge.lean file for review. This is also verifiable using comparator. I followed wikipedia for the definition of constructibility
Zulip thread: #general > The impossibility of trisecting the angle (there is discussion about whether this definition allows "picking an arbitrary point")
I plan to upstream some or all of the project, but I anticipate it to be a long process, and it is not clear to me whether the entire project is within the scope of Mathlib, which is why I am only adding a link to the repo for now
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