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Can you add more Documentation at this point? It seems like bloat to me. Perhaps we can do another package that depends on this one and is called IsPositiveQuantumCheck
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Oh, this. This is nothing. Scroll back up please. Do not scroll down any more, because, ah, reasons.
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No no, don't mistake me. I think every every functionality is equally good if we want to make package management great again.
| cabal-version: >= 1.10 | ||
| author: Christian Dietrich | ||
| maintainer: Christian Dietrich <[email protected]> | ||
| license: BSD3 | ||
| license-file: COPYING | ||
| synopsis: Positive integers test. | ||
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This change improves the documentation of the package. That why if people don't know how to use it, or the code is too complicated, the comments will explain.