ghc-constraints-0.8-2.5

- Update to version 0.8 revision 0 with cabal2obs.

- update to 0.8
  * Remove the need for closed type families from the new Forall.
  * Found a nicer encoding of the initial object in the category of constraints
    using a nullary constraint.
  * binary 0.8 compatibility
  * transformers 0.5 compatibility

- update to 0.6

- license update: BSD-2-Clause
  Look at LICENSE file

- initial commit

- disable %{ix86} build

- Update constraints to version 0.13.3.
  0.13.3 [2022.01.31]
  - ------------------
  * Allow building with `transformers-0.6.*` and `mtl-2.3.*`.

- Update constraints to version 0.13.2 revision 1.
  Upstream has revised the Cabal build instructions on Hackage.

- Update constraints to version 0.13.2.
  0.13.2 [2021.11.10]
  - ------------------
  * Allow building on GHC HEAD.

- Update constraints to version 0.13.1.
  0.13.1 [2021.10.31]
  - ------------------
  * Allow building with GHC 9.2.

- Update constraints to version 0.13 revision 1.
  Upstream has revised the Cabal build instructions on Hackage.

- Update constraints to version 0.13.
  0.13 [2021.02.17]
  - ----------------
  * `Data.Constraint.Symbol` now reexports the `GHC.TypeLits.AppendSymbol` type
    family from recent versions of `base` (or, on old versions of `base`, it
    defines a backwards-compatibile version of `AppendSymbol`). The existing
    `(++)` type family for `Data.Constraint.Symbol` is now a synonym for
    `AppendSymbol`.
    This is technically a breaking change, as `(++)` was previously defined like
    so:
    ```hs
    type family (++) :: Symbol -> Symbol -> Symbol
    ```
    This meant that `(++)` could be partially applied. However, for compatibility
    with the way that `AppendSymbol` is defined, `(++)` is now defined like so:
    ```hs
    type m ++ n = AppendSymbol m n
    ```
    As a result, `(++)` can no longer be partially applied.
  * Make the `(++)` type family in `Data.Constraint.Symbol` be `infixr 5`.
  * Add `implied :: (a => b) -> (a :- b)` to `Data.Constraint`, which converts
    a quantified constraint into an entailment. This is only available when
    compiled with GHC 8.6 or later.

- disable %{ix86} build

- Replace %setup -q with the more modern %autosetup macro.

- Add constraints at version 0.12.

- Update constraints to version 0.12.
  0.12 [2020.02.03]
  - ----------------
  * Relax the type signature for `divideTimes`:
    ```diff
  - dividesTimes :: (Divides a b, Divides a c) :- Divides a (b * c)
    +dividesTimes ::  Divides a b               :- Divides a (b * c)
    ```
  * Simplify the type signature of `dividesDef`:
    ```diff
  - dividesDef :: forall a b. Divides a b :- ((a * Div b a) ~ b)
    +dividesDef :: forall a b. Divides a b :- (Mod b a ~ 0)
    ```
    The original type of `diviesDef` can be (partially) recovered by defining
    it in terms of the new `dividesDef`:
    ```hs
    dividesDef' :: forall a b. (1 <= a, Divides a b) :- ((a * Div b a) ~ b)
    dividesDef' = Sub $ case (dividesDef @a @b, euclideanNat @a @b) of
    (Sub Dict, Sub Dict) -> Dict
    ```

- Drop obsolete group attributes.

- Update constraints to version 0.11.2.
  0.11.2 [2019.09.06]
  - ------------------
  * Depend on the `type-equality` compatibility library so that `(:~~:)` may be
    used when compiling this library with GHC 8.0. This avoids having to redefine
    `(:~~:)` directly in the internals of `constraints` itself.

- Update constraints to version 0.11.1.
  0.11.1 [2019.08.27]
  - ------------------
  * Make `Data.Constraint.Deferrable.UnsatisfiedConstraint` a newtype.

- Update constraints to version 0.11.
  Upstream has edited the change log file since the last release in
  a non-trivial way, i.e. they did more than just add a new entry
  at the top. You can review the file at:
  http://hackage.haskell.org/package/constraints-0.11/src/CHANGELOG.markdown

- Use https URL to refer to bugs.opensuse.org.

- Add constraints at version 0.10.1.