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monix-typesproject is meant to provide shims for type-classes provided by Cats and Scalaz.The purpose is to easily provide type instances for the type-classes in Cats and Scalaz, without the core depending on either of them. These types shouldn't be used outside the context of Monix. However, these types are not only useful for supporting both Cats and Scalaz, but also for abstracting over both
CoevalandTaskin Monix's own stuff. A type for modeling lazy streaming is planned for Monix 2.1, that should work with bothCoevalandTaskand it wouldn't be possible to add that implementation inmonix-evaland have it working with both Cats and Scalaz, without the bridge that ismonix-types.This pull request is about changing the encoding of the provided type-classes, an encoding inspired by Scato and Scalaz 8. This encoding is lighter and less problematic. No more
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