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    Define-pc-meta

    Define a proof-builder meta command

    Built-in meta commands of the interactive proof-builder include undo and restore, and others (lisp, exit, and sequence); see proof-builder-commands. The advanced proof-builder user can define these as well. See ACL2 source file proof-builder-b.lisp for examples, and contact the ACL2 implementors if those examples do not provide sufficient documentation.