v3.8.0

This is the first release of language-haskell under the haskell namespace.

What's changed

3.8.0

• Add automatic release workflows (#257), thanks to @fendor
• Transfer ownership to Haskell community (#256), thanks to @fendor

3.7.0

• Add support for untrusted workspaces (#211), thanks to @maciej-irl
• Add support for \cases syntax (#218), thanks to @mixphix
• Fix bare unit type applications (#225), thanks to @mixphix
• Fix qualified type operators in export lists (#191), thanks to [@mixphix]
• Add support for elif in Cabal files (cabal-version >= 2.2) (#236)
• Add support for cabal.project files ([#237] (#237)), thanks to [@rm41339]
• Fix language detection in markdown codeblocks (#240), thanks to @nopeless
• Fix incorrect highlighting when => appears inside a comment (#165).
• Fix incorrect highlighting of symbolic record fields, and of record fields
  whose type includes => (#167).
• Add support for data keyword in import/export lists.
• Fix incorrect parsing when the "specialise" keyword occurs inside an SCC
  pragma (#195).
• Fix highlighting for PackageImports
  (#219).
• Fix highlighting of type signature inside pattern synony declaration
  (#194).
• Fix highlighting of data types with fields that contain constraints
  (#179).
• Updated the list of known LANGUAGE extensions to be current as of GHC 10.0.
• Fix parsing of character literals with Unicode code point above U+007E,
  such as 'à', '£'... (#183).
• Update the wordPattern used for autocompletion
  (#224), thanks to @lierdakil.
• Allow Unicode general letters to start characters, e.g. 価格.
• Prevent the interaction of the C preprocessor with multiline strings from
  marking the entire rest of the file as invalid
  (#110).
• Decimal and hexadecimal escape codes in string literals now have the
  appropriate scopes (instead of using octal).
• Handle declarations that don't appear at the start of a line, e.g.
  import A; import B; import C or class C a; instance C Int.
• Prevent slowness when parsing data declarations, in particular
  with data constructors with long parenthesised arguments.
• Fix an issue in which do { let x = .. } would be incorrectly highlighted
  as record syntax (when the opening brace is on a separate line).
• Properly highlight postfix magic hash when followed by an opening parenthesis,
  e.g. import Data.Tuple (Solo#(..)).

Full Changelog: v3.3.0...v3.8.0