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Use new Some and None constructors
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This also removes `./Optional/{Some,None}` since they are now obsolete
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@Gabriel439 should we add this repo as submodule of |
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@f-f: Yes, we should. I'm going to do that after merging the corresponding Haskell pull request |
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This also removes
./Optional/{Some,None}since they are now obsoleteThis also reformats all the files, which is why there are some unrelated changes
I've made the matching changes to dhall-lang/dhall-haskell#559
to verify that the updated examples are correct