Fix incorrect face usage and undeclared list elements type #1872
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A face is represented by a symbol, however representing a symbol
inside lists requires no quoting. So remove the quote.
Fixes warning:
haskell-c2hs.el:37:19: Error: in defface for ‘haskell-c2hs-hook-pair-face’: Value for face attribute ‘:inherit’ should not be quoted
Fixes:
haskell-commands.el:49:10: Error: in defcustom for ‘haskell-mode-stylish-haskell-args’: ‘list’ without arguments
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This fixes a few warnings. Couldn't fix more because it complains
if-letbeing an obsolete macro and thatif-let*should be preferred, but I'm not sure what's the best course of action here.if-let*appeared since 26.1, so it's either upping the minimal version 26.1 or adding a wrapper for older Emacses. Emacs 26.1 was released in 2018.