style: apply cabal-fmt -i **/*.cabal
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Inconsistent order and uneven indentation existed not even on a file-by-file basis, but even within files, causing warnings. I suggest using `cabal-fmt` to let the machine take care of the non-essential annoyances and not worry about them.
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Thanks, this is great! If we can get this on restyled CI check then that would be fantastic.
Follow the intent of the maintainer's code review.
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Wonderful, thank you!! |
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Inconsistent order and uneven indentation existed not even on a file-by-file basis,
but even within files, causing warnings.
I suggest using
cabal-fmtto let the machine take care of the non-essential annoyances and not worry about them.