These are files containing sources identifying (possible) problems
with nhc13---the file names are of the form "nhc13testN.hs" where N is
the number listed below.

(Those marked with a "?" are points of disagreement with standard
Haskell and are not necessarily "bugs".)

FIXED:
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 1: Importing qualified names.
 5: Bizarre error on seq interacting with classes.
 6: Internal error on incorrect program ("0" where "t Int" should be).
 7: Parsing an integer literal as a Double.
 8: Strictness annotations combining with seq.
 9: Parsing literal characters, eg. read "'a'".
10: Importing/exporting classes without any methods (pedantic).
11: Printing doubles less than 0.1.
12: Supplying a function to seq as its second argument.
13: Using an imported renaming type to define a second renaming type.
14: Translating do-notation for a pattern of the form `[a]'.

STILL TO FIX:
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[2: Precursor to (3).]
 3: Type checking: default declarations.
 4? Overloaded cafs are treated as functions (debatable "problem").
15? Re-defining Prelude entities should strictly speaking cause an error.
16? Importing qualified Prelude and then using an unqualified Prelude entity.
17: Contexts required in let-bindings.
18: Latin-ISO-8859-1 character set not fully supported.
19: Nhc performs no kind check in type definitions.
20: Nhc is too restrictive in rhs of newtype definitions.
21: Same problem as above
22: Nhc does not handle data types with arguments of kind *->* correctly