Starts or continues probing variables and their bounds.
It returns:
- SatSolver::INFEASIBLE if the problem is proven infeasible.
- SatSolver::FEASIBLE when a feasible solution is found
- SatSolver::LIMIT_REACHED if the limit stored in the model is reached
Calling Probe() after it has returned FEASIBLE or LIMIT_REACHED will resume
probing from its previous state.
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