Hey #Haskell friends, I occasionally write something like this:
import Data.Map (Map)
import qualified Data.Map as Map
Essentially, I want to use "Map" unqualified as a type (e.g. Map Text Text) (as opposed to the qualified Map.Map Text Text), but I'm fine with invoking the Map module's functions qualified (e.g. Map.empty). Is there a terser way I can write this (i.e. not two imports)?
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