Extensible optionally-pure exceptions

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• abstract-par

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• safe-exceptions

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• frpnow

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• transient-universe

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• distributed-closure

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• these

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  9.2 5.3 exceptions VS either

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• pipes-core

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• parallel

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• tardis

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• errors

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  8.9 0.0 exceptions VS ifcxt

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• lens-tutorial

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• time-warp

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