Haskell good first issues

AI Summary: The current implementation of `dataize` in `src/Dataize.hs` only supports 3 out of 12 primitive EO atoms, specifically `L_number_plus`, `L_number_times`, and `L_number_eq`. This limitation prevents the evaluation of common EO expressions involving division, comparisons, or byte manipulation, hindering its use as a compile-time evaluator. The suggested fix is to implement the remaining 9 missing atoms by mirroring their Java counterparts' semantics.

AI Summary: The `//` operator in the Gren language produces different results depending on whether it's inlined or called as a function. When inlined, the result is truncated to 32 bits due to a `(a / b) | 0` operation, while the function call uses `Math.trunc` which handles larger numbers correctly. This discrepancy was introduced when `Math.trunc` was updated and the code generator was not synchronized.

AI Summary: This issue proposes to refactor the project's Cabal file and default settings. The current configuration has illogical warning and language flags enabled or disabled globally, lacking a clear structure. The goal is to organize the Cabal file and establish more sensible default settings.

AI Summary: When a user attempts to run `hdb` with a non-existent Haskell file, the tool currently fails with an unhelpful error related to `ghc --numeric-version`. The issue proposes that `hdb` should first check if the target file exists and provide a more graceful, informative error message if it doesn't.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a version message to event logs emitted by ghc-stack-profiler. This would allow newer versions of ghc-stack-profiler-speedscope to detect and handle incompatible older event logs gracefully, preventing crashes or ignored messages and improving user experience. The version message should be emitted once at the start of event logging.

AI Summary: This issue proposes integrating Dependabot into the project to automate the updating of GitHub Actions dependencies. The goal is to have Dependabot check for and create pull requests for these updates on a weekly basis, specifically every Friday. This aims to streamline dependency management for GitHub Actions.

AI Summary: This issue proposes optimizing the `Flora.Domain.Category.Normalise` function by replacing a linear time complexity `List.find` operation with a more efficient `Map` data structure. This change aims to improve the performance of category normalization.

AI Summary: This issue proposes removing the `colourista` dependency from the project. The current usage of `colourista` is limited to displaying blue/red messages during executable startup, and the suggestion is to "vendor" these specific functionalities instead of relying on the external library.

AI Summary: This issue proposes removing the `iso8601-time` library dependency. The functionality it provides, specifically `parseISO8601`, is already available through the `time` library's `iso8601ParseM` function, making the extra dependency redundant.

AI Summary: This issue announces a new process for shipping software via ghcup, allowing developers to add their tools without direct maintainer involvement. The linked documentation provides instructions on how to add new tools to ghcup.

AI Summary: This issue proposes expanding the `blockio` tests to ensure comprehensive coverage of the `FreeBSD` backend, as current tests are insufficient. The goal is to exercise all parts of the `FreeBSD` `blockio` API, which will also benefit future backend implementations. While existing Linux, macOS, and Windows `blockio` backends are indirectly well-tested, this enhancement will still provide value.

AI Summary: This bug report highlights that while `SnapshotCorruptedError` is publicly available, its underlying error types (`FileCorruptedError`, `FileFormat`) are not. The suggested solution involves creating new public-facing error types in `Database.LSMTree` and `Database.LSMTree.Simple` that wrap the internal error details, making the full error hierarchy accessible.

AI Summary: The current pull request benchmark is producing unreliable and noisy results, often causing builds to fail unnecessarily. The team needs to either improve the accuracy of the benchmark or remove it entirely.

AI Summary: The `rejectLowDeposits` function has a performance issue, exhibiting O(n²) complexity due to nested `List.find` operations. This can be optimized to O(n) by zipping the relevant lists once, improving efficiency for potentially large numbers of inputs.

AI Summary: This issue proposes to upstream a Haskell function `currentlyValid` from the CircuitHub codebase. This function checks if a given time range is currently valid based on the current timestamp. The goal is to make this useful functionality available for broader use.