makes something like (on type-level):
>
>let a = ANY-TYPE
>in
> ... here `a` can occur and will be bound to ANY-TYPE
>
> Where am I right and where am I wrong? :)
>
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From: Michael Snoyman <mich...@snoyman.com>
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ch params are under "forall" in Haskell
> > > by-default. Seems
> > >it's not true?
> > > - in method body seems they are under "forall" but in simple
> > > functions - not?
> > > - i'm not sure what exactl
