Add new Some/None constructors
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... as standardized in dhall-lang/dhall-lang#227 The legacy `Optional` syntax is still supported for now but the normal form for `Optional` literals now prefers `Some`/`None`. The `dhall lint` command will automatically migrate the old `Optional` literal syntax to the new syntax.
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... as standardized in dhall-lang/dhall-lang#227
The legacy
Optionalsyntax is still supported for now but the normal form forOptionalliterals now prefers
Some/None.The
dhall lintcommand will automatically migrate the oldOptionalliteral syntax to thenew syntax.