(macro)
run the given instructions, halting once there is a ``failure''
Example:
(do-strict induct p prove)
General Form:
(do-strict &rest instruction-list)
Run the indicated instructions until there is a (hard or soft) ``failure''.
In fact do-strict is identical in effect to do-all, except that
do-all only halts once there is a hard ``failure''. See ACL2-pc::do-all.
