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by tome 2412 days ago
The problem, as you hint at, is that Haskell lacks a literal syntax for "strings that end with a dot". One could fake this up with Template Haskell if one was so inclined. On the other hand, the representations proposed are representations of "strings that end with a dot" and "alphanumeric strings", the dubious ergonomics (and utility)