Log message:
textproc: Replace RMD160 checksums with BLAKE2s checksums

All checksums have been double-checked against existing RMD160 and
SHA512 hashes

Unfetchable distfiles (fetched conditionally?):
./textproc/convertlit/distinfo clit18src.zip

Log message:
textproc: Remove SHA1 hashes for distfiles

Log message:
*: Bump PKGREVISION for ghc-9.0.1

Log message:
Update to pandoc-types-1.22

[1.22]

  * Deprecate isNull from Builder:  null can serve just as well (#67).
    Use null instead of isNull in Arbitrary (Christian Despres, #84).

  * Use untagged JSON encoding for single-constructor types (#75, #76,
    Christian Despres).  All of the single constructor types related
    to Table are now represented in JSON either as arrays (for
    multi-argument constructors) or as the representation of the
    inner type (for single argument constructors). This behaviour
    for newtype-defined and multi-argument non-record types is now
    consistent across the entire JSON interface, with the exception
    of Pandoc itself (which is represented as a JSON object with
    additional metadata). Multi-argument records (of which Citation
    is the only example) are still represented as objects with the
    record accessors as keys.

  * The Meta and Citation types now use derived JSON serialization (newtype
    and generic, respectively). The format remains the same as before
    (Christian Despres).

  * New serialization tests now test that Meta and the Table types are
    encoded properly in JSON (Christian Despres).

  * Use TH To/FromJSON instances (Christian Despres).

  * Remove unused Legacy modules (#80, Despres).
    They are not exported, and are not used internally.

  * Change the table builder to permit looser intermediate table heads (#77,
    Christian Despres).

    The table builder (and the normalizeTableBody function) now permit
    cells in the intermediate head of a TableBody to extend past the
    RowHeadColumns. This allows for intermediate tables to have
    subheadings that extend across the entire table.

    Formerly the table builder would treat the intermediate head like the
    intermediate body, and clip or drop cells that extended past the row
    head.

  * Update QuickCheck lower bound.

  * Fix redundant pattern match.

[1.21]

  * Add Underline constructor (#68, Vaibhav Sagar).

  * Improve table types to allow col, rowspans and more (#65, Christian
    Despres).  The additions include modification of the Block type, some
    newtypes related to tables, and changes to the table builders.  The table
    builder is now aware of the new Table constructor, and normalizes the
    input table appropriately, so that when laid onto a grid the resulting
    table has no empty spaces, overlapping cells, or cells that extend beyond
    their section boundary.

    Three properties of normalization are checked:

    - Normalization is idempotent.
    - Each row of a normalized table is an initial segment of the
      corresponding row in the unnormalized table, modulo changed cell
      dimensions, dropped cells, and padding with empty cells. This is only
      checked for the first row of the TableBody, however, due to row head
      difficulties.
    - The sum of the cell lengths in the first row of every
      normalized table section is always equal to the total table width.

    `simpleTable` has been changed so that a null header list becomes a
    TableHead with a null body, not a TableHead with a single empty row.

  * Bump QuickCheck upper bound.

  * Change lower bound for QuickCheck to 2.10 (needed for `liftShrink2`).

  * Small code quality improvements (Joseph C. Sible, #69).

  * Allow aeson 1.5 (#72, Felix Yan).

  * Fixed documentation typo (Merlin Göttlinger).

  * Add COMPLETE pragmas to the pattern definitions (Christian Despres).

Log message:
hs-*: add PLIST files

These PLIST files have been autogenerated by mk/haskell.mk using
HS_UPDATE_PLIST=yes during a bulk build.  They will help to track changes
to the packages.  The Haskell packages didn't have PLIST files because
their paths contained package hashes.  These hashes are now determined by
mk/haskell.mk, which makes it easy to generate easy to read PLIST files.

Log message:
Update to pandoc-types-1.20

* Change all uses of String in type definitions to strict Text
  (Christian Despres) [API change].  The MetaValue instances using String
  have been kept, and parallel ones using Text were added.

* Remove the Arbitrary Text orphan instance (Christian Despres).
  This instance should not have been in the Text.Pandoc.Arbitrary, since
  it would have been exported with the rest of the instances in that
  module. Instead, more shrink* functions were added to compensate for
  the absence of this instance.

* Add Text.Pandoc.Legacy.Definition (Christian Despres).
  To ease the transition to Text, this module provides an interface
  compatible with the String one, so that any unqualified imports of
  Text.Pandoc.Definition in other packages can be replaced by
  Text.Pandoc.Legacy.Definition without other code changes. This is done
  with PatternSynonyms.

  Some of the constructors of the types Meta, MetaValue, Block, Inline,
  Format, and Citation required PatternSynonym handling. The Attr and
  Target types had to be redefined, and certain functions had to be
  rewritten to handle String or the old Attr and Target types in this
  module. This module otherwise exports the definitions in
  Text.Pandoc.Definition unchanged.

  This is not a perfect drop-in replacement, since some imports like
  Inline(..) will no longer work. This may also cause incomplete pattern
  warnings when used, since the coverage checker does not seem to be
  aware of PatternSynonyms.

* Add Text.Pandoc.Legacy.Builder (Christian Despres).
  Like Text.Pandoc.Legacy.Definition, this modules provides a
  compatibility interface while the transition to Text takes
  place. Unlike that module, this module only requires redefining the
  ToMetaValue and HasMeta classes and a few functions so that they use
  the old types. No PatternSynonyms are required.

* Change Semigroup/Monoid instance for Meta.
  Previously `<>` was left-biased, so if meta1 and meta2 both
  contained a field 'foo', the value from meta1 would be retained
  in `meta1 <> meta2`, and the value from meta2 ignored.
  This is counterintuitive and doesn't work well with pandoc;
  for example, we want to be able to override a value in an
  earlier `--metadata-file` with a later one on the command line.

  It also makes the behavior of metadata more like other
  things (such as reference links, where later definitions
  take precedence over earlier ones).

  Note that this change may break some current workflows,
  if one is relying on metadata fields that occur later in
  a document to be overridden by those occurring earlier.

Log message:
Update to pandoc-types-1.17.6.1

The changelog from 1.12.4.1 is too long to paste here. See
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/pandoc-types-1.20/changelog

Log message:
Bump PKGREVISION for hs-text-1.2.2.0 || hs-hashable-1.2.3.3

Log message:
Bump PKGREVISION for hs-dlist || hs-utf8-string

Log message:
Bump PKGREVISION for
hs-primitive-0.6.1.0 || hs-vector-0.11.0.0 || hs-mwc-random-0.13.3.2 || \ 
hs-vector-algorithms-0.7.0.1