Data.ByteString.Short: import members of class Eq and class Ord explicitly#718
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Data.ByteString.Short: import members of class Eq and class Ord explicitly#718
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…citly This is in case someone in future actually implements "The Eq of no (/=)" proposal (haskell/core-libraries-committee#3), which will make `Eq(..)` not to import `(/=)`. I'm not aware of any proposals to change the composition of `Ord(..)` at the moment, but it feels more consistent to make it explicit too.
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This is in case someone in future actually implements "The Eq of no (/=)" proposal (haskell/core-libraries-committee#3), which will make
Eq(..)not to import(/=).I'm not aware of any proposals to change the composition of
Ord(..)at the moment, but it feels more consistent to make it explicit too.