Expose more of the fetch API#882
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Useful for users who want to avoid the complexity of Servant
This gives advanced users the flexibility to implement more complex APIs, in the same way that `servant-client` exposes `HasClient`.
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For the record, there are separate fetch libraries that can be used, but I believe |
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As discussed just now on Matrix.
For the type class, there's an argument for only exposing it through some internal module rather than from the top-level
Misomodule where it would clutter the haddocks with a pretty niche part of the API. I'll leave that up to @dmjio. Personally I'd seriously consider factoring out the whole fetch API in to a separate library, not tied to Miso, but that suggestion was, not unreasonably, firmly rejected.