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    Trans-eval-state

    An ACL2 evaluator that returns state

    General Form:
    
    (trans-eval-state form ctx state)

    where form is a form to evaluate, ctx is a context (see ctx), and state is the ACL2 state. After form is (translated to internal form and) evaluated, the new ACL2 state is returned. See trans-eval-error-triple for a potentially more useful version of this function that returns an error-triple, which provides an error and value as well rather than just a new state.