Bump pretty-show to 1.10 which supports quasi-quotes

[jacobstanley]

I have bumped the bounds and updated the hedgehog-example:

       ┏━━ hedgehog-example/src/Test/Example/QuasiShow.hs ━━━
    35 ┃ prop_foo :: Property
    36 ┃ prop_foo =
    37 ┃   property $ do
    38 ┃     x <- forAll (SomeData <$> genFoo <*> genFoo)
       ┃     │ SomeData { someFoo1 = [foo|kick|] , someFoo2 = [foo|kick|] }
    39 ┃     x === SomeData (Foo "quasi") (Foo "quoted")
       ┃     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
       ┃     │ ━━━ Failed (- lhs) (+ rhs) ━━━
       ┃     │ - SomeData { someFoo1 = [foo|kick|] , someFoo2 = [foo|kick|] }
       ┃     │ + SomeData { someFoo1 = [foo|quasi|] , someFoo2 = [foo|quoted|] }

I updated the bounds on Hackage for hedgehog-1.0.2 already.

This will be particularly useful for types like dates and times which have a sensible human readable representation.

By changing the Show instance to render with quasi-quotes you can stay within the unwritten rule that Show should be valid Haskell syntax to construct the value, while still having something which is very compact.

For example:

[time|2000-01-01T10:00:00|]

vs

DateTime { datetimeDate = Date { dateYear = Year { getYear = 2000 }, ... etc

The means you should be able to both read counterexamples easily and also paste them into your code for experimentation.

Related: yav/pretty-show#40

[moodmosaic]

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