Left/Right Vertical Adjoints are (Op)Fibred, Optimize Diagram Fibration #223
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This PR proves that left/right vertical adjoints are (op)fibred. It also performs some housekeeping, most notably by re-exporting
DisplayedfromCat.Displayed.Reasoning, like we do withCat.Reasoning. It also optimizes the fibration of diagrams a bit, helping us avoid some annoying transports.