Hide RIO.Prelude.* modules #72
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Many of these modules seem a bit out of place, or otherwise only make sense in the context of being re-exported in Rio. Particularly, the following only make sense in that context: Extra, IO, Reexports, Renames, Text. As such, I think for the stable release it makes sense to just hide all of them. In later releases, additional modules / exports can be added to allow importing of some of these things individually. This is described in commercialhaskell#71
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This is also a bit of a step towards #61, as nearly all of the exports of |
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Many of these modules seem a bit out of place, or otherwise only make sense in
the context of being re-exported in Rio. Particularly, the following only make
sense in that context: Extra, IO, Reexports, Renames, Text.
As such, I think for the stable release it makes sense to just hide all of them.
In later releases, additional modules / exports can be added to allow importing
of some of these things individually. This is described in #71