This example is outdated.
v0.1.8 (main)
Probably good to explicitly specific things to ignore for npm pkg.
Haskel implementation.

Uses Cabal as the go to way to configure, build, install
third party packages and run tests.

The build is run during npm install, and handles build
errors gracefully, given how quiet the install is.

This also includes a lot of refactorings and tweakings for
the top level project.

Also adds the `-s/--string-compare` option to pass to the Haskell CLI.
Still need that for Ruby.
Adding supported languages in keywords should show up in search.
v0.2.0 (main)

Haskell support.
There was some lint.
It is obviously cool to have a license badge.
Attempt to enable test code coverage.

Does not seem to generate anything during a test.

Leaving in, as this sets things up for it.
Oops. Forgot to change this from aut-gen default.
v0.1.1 (hackage)
[Haskell] File paths are compared by default now, not strings.

Missed this when rebasing in a previous feature branch.
v0.1.2 (hackage)
[Haskell] package needs this to run with code cov.
v0.2.1 (npm)
Add note about Windows support.
Ruby script should call the bin file.
Outdated dev-dependencies.
The cwd of rb/hs subscripts needs to the project root.

This became a bug when the subscript executables were
not referenced directly.
v0.2.2 (npm)