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Consistency of Haskell code style - comma in list should be before the element, not after #212
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…212. For lists or tuple elements separated by commas in which each value is listed in a separate line, and when the Haskell syntax allows it, the comma must be the first character of every line but the first. This commit adjust commas and indentation of export lists.
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A number of optional style suggestions were not implemented in #200 (see #200 (comment)).
Several files in the tests and examples use an old format for module headers which does not conform with the style guide, and cannot be parsed by haddock.
For lists or tuple elements separated by commas in which each value is listed in a separate line, and when the Haskell syntax allows it, the comma must be the first character of every line but the first.
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