These are similar to the instances for bools and a pair of bools but we shrink towards LF because, according to Newline's documentation in base, Haskell assumes \n in its programs, and LF means we don't need any translations.
CRLF, means we do need to translate, meaning it will normally be the more complex case.
By implementing Arbitrary, CoArbitrary and Function instances for both Newline and NewlineMode, this closes issue #322
These are similar to the instances for bools and a pair of bools but we shrink towards
LFbecause, according toNewline's documentation in base, Haskell assumes\nin its programs, andLFmeans we don't need any translations.CRLF, means we do need to translate, meaning it will normally be the more complex case.By implementing
Arbitrary,CoArbitraryandFunctioninstances for bothNewlineandNewlineMode, this closes issue #322