support quickcheck test case classification #64
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When a property test succeeds and QC's classify function has been used, the output now has additional information about the distribution of test cases. Example outputs: [OK, passed 1000 tests (49.6% fully trivial, 76.1 half trivial)] [Arguments exhausted after 53 tests (100% half trivial)]
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When a property test succeeds and QC's classify function has been used, the output now has additional information about the distribution of test cases. Example outputs:
[OK, passed 1000 tests (49.6% fully trivial, 76.1 half trivial)]
[Arguments exhausted after 53 tests (100% half trivial)]
The #ifdefs are necessary to account for API changes in version 2.10 and 2.12 of QuickCheck. I was not able to build against QuickCheck < 2.7 because that requires base < 4.8, and the oldest ghc I can install with ghcup is 7.10.3 which is tied to base-4.8.2.0. If you accept this PR and make a new release, I suggest you also raise the lower bound on the QuickCheck dependency to 2.7.