feat(MultiTapeTM): input shortening - #900
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Add bounded visit sequences and input shortening for multitape Turing machines. Matching boundary symbols and visit sequences allow an input interval to be deleted while preserving storage reached outside it. The PR also adds
DecidableInSpaceand supporting counting and asymptotic lemmas.