Use abstract key codes in haskell-indentation.el

[kini]

haskell-indentation rebinds the return, backspace, and delete keys by
looking up the raw key codes for those three keys. This commit instead
binds the more abstract key codes "RET", "DEL", and "<deletechar>".
This has a couple of benefits.

1. It makes the bindings work in console Emacs, i.e. Emacs run in
   a terminal with emacs -nw. Raw key codes such as [?\r],
   [backspace], and [?\C-d] are only available when Emacs is running in
   an X environment, and by default Emacs translates them into
   UI-independent key codes such as "RET", "DEL", and "<deletechar>",
   unless something binds them directly.
2. It makes haskell-indentation more compatible with evil-mode.
   Evil-mode doesn't expect other modes to rebind raw key codes because
   of the issue above.

In particular, evil-mode is supposed to treat backspace and return
as movement commands (left and down, respectively) when in the <N>
state, and release those keys back to the ambient keymap (in this
case, the one provided by haskell-mode and haskell-indentation) when
in the <I> state.

However, it is currently unable to grab the backspace and return
keys in <N> state because it waits for Emacs to translate the
X-specific raw key codes before it binds them, in order to respect
the abstraction there. If haskell-indentation binds the raw key
codes, evil-mode can't get to them first.

I reported this issue on the evil-mode mailing list back in September
2012 [1] but didn't get around to fixing it until today. Sorry for the
delay!

[1] http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.vim-emulation/1667

[chrisdone]

Seems to make sense. Rebased and merged.