Since the MonadUnliftIO class methods aren't terribly intuitive, this combinator
should make the common case of writing a pass-through instance a little
easier, as discussed in #31.
I tried to make this function work with Data.Coerce.coerce but it didn't really work out on the first try. Since the IdentityT instance doesn't work this way either, I decided to not investigate this further.
Since the MonadUnliftIO class methods aren't terribly intuitive, this combinator should make the common case of writing a pass-through instance a little easier, as discussed in #31.
I tried to make this function work with
Data.Coerce.coercebut it didn't really work out on the first try. Since theIdentityTinstance doesn't work this way either, I decided to not investigate this further.