Update GHC versions used by haskell-ci and fix patch file#3056
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Update GHC versions used by haskell-ci and fix patch file#3056silas-hw wants to merge 4 commits into
haskell-ci and fix patch file#3056silas-hw wants to merge 4 commits into
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Looks good to me. And nice to see 3 very old versions drop off the testing matrix.
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haskell-citests against to match the versions supported by Agdahaskell-ci.patchfile, which failed with the current output of haskell-cihaskell-ci.ymland applied said patchhaskell-ciproblems #3055. The issue with it unnecessarily creating new caches stems from the haskell-ci tool. A patch file could be used to fix it, but I think something more 'permanent' would be much better, especially since it seems the current patch file was already missed at least once.