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Allow tar-0.6, bump CI to GHC 9.4.8, delete old cabal flags

Allow tar-0.6, bump CI to GHC 9.4.8, delete old cabal flags #124

Triggered via pull request December 15, 2023 17:48
@andreasabelandreasabel
synchronize #302
tar-0.6
Status Success
Total duration 5m 16s
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