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sort lists of instances by
- arity of the type constructors (so higher-kinded instances come first)
- name of the class
- argument types
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Revamp the linking strategy in Haddock.
Now name resolution is done in two phases:
- first resolve everything to original names, like a Haskell compiler
would.
- then, figure out the "home" location for every entity, and point
all the links to there. The home location is the lowest non-hidden
module in the import hierarchy that documents the entity. If there
are multiple candidates, one is chosen at random.
Also:
- Haddock should not generate any HTML with dangling links any more.
Unlinked references are just rendered as plain text.
- Error reporting is better: if we can't find a link destination for
an entity reference, we now emit a warning.
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Cleaned up imports and dropped support for GHC < 5.03, it never worked, anyway.
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Data.Map.unions is left-biased.
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Correctly handle the new order of arguments for the combining function
given to fromListWith.
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Trim imports
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Make Haddock compile again after the recent base package changed. The Map/Set
legacy hell has been factored out, so that all modules can simply use the new
non-deprecated interfaces. Probably a lot of things can be improved by a little
bit of Map/Set/List algebra, this can be done later if needed.
Small note: Currently the list of instances in HTML code is reversed. This will
hopefully be fixed later.
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