fix: pin cabal index-state for haskell-language-server and stack for build reproducibility

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Summary

This PR addresses the build reproducibility / dependency drift risk identified during package verification for Cabal-based packages (haskell-language-server and stack). When doing cabal update without a pinned index-state, Cabal fetches the latest package index from Hackage over the network. Over time, new package releases published to Hackage can cause the resolved dependency tree of transitive libraries to drift, leading to non-deterministic builds or build breakages due to upstream version incompatibilities.

We mitigate this risk by writing an explicit cabal.project.local file immediately prior to cabal update in the build script of these packages, pinning the Cabal package index resolver (index-state) to a specific date corresponding to their upstream release (or shortly after):

• For haskell-language-server (2.14.0.0, released April 27, 2026), we pin index-state to 2026-04-28T00:00:00Z.
• For stack (3.9.3, released February 19, 2026), we pin index-state to 2026-02-20T00:00:00Z.

This guarantees that the resolved transitive dependency versions are 100% deterministic and reproducible at any future point in time.

Related issues

Resolves the reported build reproducibility and dependency drift findings.

Changes

• Modified packages/haskell-language-server/build.sh to generate a cabal.project.local file setting index-state: 2026-04-28T00:00:00Z.
• Modified packages/stack/build.sh to generate a cabal.project.local file setting index-state: 2026-02-20T00:00:00Z.

Checklist

• I've read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• I've accepted the ICLA (and CCLA if contributing on my employer's time). CLA Assistant will prompt me on this PR if I haven't already.
• min check passes for the affected packages/harnesses.
• min patched-build <name> succeeds for any package I added or modified.
• For new packages: source_provenance points to the canonical upstream and the source builds from source (not a prebuilt release binary) where the required toolchain is available.
• For version bumps: I've verified the new sha256 against the upstream archive.

Notes for reviewers

The approach of using cabal.project.local is low-risk and highly standard for overriding Cabal settings without disrupting upstream cabal.project configurations. Pinning the index-state resolves version drift without needing to store hundreds of redundant dependency tarballs inside the monorepo.

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[bryan-minimal]

Thanks so much for this, and for digging into our packaging — unpinned cabal index-state really does let the HLS/stack dependency tree drift — a legit reproducibility gap that lines up with hermetic-Haskell work we're already doing. 🙏

We're closing this in favour of small, focused internal fixes: we've distilled it, along with your other PRs, into #353, which tracks the underlying findings as actionable items. This PR bundled a number of unrelated package changes and overlapped with others, and we keep changes small and focused per CONTRIBUTING — but the insight is captured and we'll land the fix on our side.

Genuinely grateful for the contribution — please don't let this discourage smaller, focused follow-ups. 🙏