Add a compiler pass for automatic generation of Generic instances for algebraic datatypes#466
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- Add a compiler pass for generating Generic instance for datatypes.
- Add a pragma to disable Generic instance generation for datatypes.
* Define ABI encode/decode in terms of sum-of-products representation of datatypes. * Adds tests
* Add a compiler pass to generate Generic instances for newly defined datatypes. * Adds a pragma do disable Generic instance generation for datatypes. adding cabal ormulu
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