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Drop support for GHC 7, require base >= 4.9 #132

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Drop support for GHC 7, require base >= 4.9

Drop support for GHC 7, require base >= 4.9 #132

Triggered via push January 9, 2024 16:06
@andreasabelandreasabel
pushed 1a9764c
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Total duration 12m 45s
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