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There's been a few times I and @maniltongya have lamented not having some less-obvious List helpers we'd reach for in Haskell; this adds the two we had talked about previously, and I quickly scanned through Data.List but didn't see anything else immediately relevant -- feel free to suggest others, though, if I did miss something.
Additionally, this implements the note that we'd eventually add
single
for similar limited benefit asprepend
(i.e. not having to write a parenthetical underscore-lambda when we want to pass it to some other function). I deliberately haven't brought over the similarly-notatedlookup
since it's not the type signature or semantics people would expect from that name, people should probably use aMap
if they need to make a lot ofmlookup
calls, and there's enough variation in whether they'd want just the value or the key and the value (since the predicate might be written to match multiple keys) that I didn't feel a single helper was helpful when we already havefind
.