Remove bound on ansi-terminal

[andreasabel]

Fixes #7392

[juhp]

Hmm this seems to not work or be incomplete?

ansi-terminal-1.1.1 (changelog) (Mike Pilgrem public@pilgrem.com @mpilgrem) is out of bounds for:

• fourmolu-0.15.0.0 (>=0.10 && < 1.1). Brandon Chinn brandonchinn178@gmail.com @brandonchinn178. Used by: library
• ormolu-0.7.4.0 (>=0.10 && < 1.1). Mark Karpov markkarpov92@gmail.com @mrkkrp. Used by: library

[mpilgrem]

OK, those are new since #7306. As fourmolu and ormolu principally provide executables (rather than a library), perhaps ansi-terminal could be included and those excluded until their bounds are relaxed?

[juhp]

OK, those are new since #7306. As fourmolu and ormolu principally provide executables (rather than a library), perhaps ansi-terminal could be included and those excluded until their bounds are relaxed?

Probably not - I am relunctant to do that as we approach lts-23

[mpilgrem]

Can you elaborate? If LTS 23 is on the horizon, that seems to me to be another reason to ensure ansi-terminal-1.1.x is reintroduced into the nightly snapshots.

EDIT2: My frustration is that ansi-terminal-1.1 was released over three months ago, and it was disappointing to annouce its inclusion in nightly-2024-04-10 only to have that reversed because of the concurrent-output-1.10.20 (>=0.6.2 && < 1.1.0) problem when the minor bump ansi-terminal-1.1.1 was released.

EDIT: In the meantime, I'll make some pull requests ...

[juhp]

Sure I would like to see 1.1 in Nightly and Stackage 23 too, but to me ormolu and fourmolu are important tools in the Haskell ecosystem so it seems unfortunate to me for them not to available in Stackage as far as possible.

Anyway hopefully their revisions and/or new releases could be made soon promptly and we can have both.