[Formal][Property Annotation] General Representation for internal states of operations#727
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While annotating properties, internal states (Slots, eager forks) need to be identified and carried through different representations such as JSON and SMV. Before, each property had its own way of identifying these states and representing them in the different formats.
This PR introduces a general representation of these internal states that can be reused between different properties, avoiding code duplication and increasing consistency between properties.