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I sacrificed my honor points to understand this problem - Here is what I found:
The only difference between an accepted solution and my code was the order of Type 'Two' roots; ( -b +sqrt) ( -b -sqrt ) .
When I flipped those to ( -b -sqrt) ( -b + sqrt ) I immediately got the green light.
I have stumbled upon this bug too. An alias of 'f' did not compile. When I changed it to 'p' I had no problems with aliases.
EDIT: After looking at solutions I am sure the problem is something else. Everyone uses 'f' without issues. I have already forgotten what code had the bug.
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What a lovely timing on your clarification. Thank you very much for it.
The random tests for Haskell seem to be broken.
Had a random test expect "..." from ("pbdl" 2) [Haskell].
Looks like a buggy test to me.
What am I even looking at?
The Haskell variant has no code. This should not had been approved.
EDIT: I suspect this is this kata's quirk. One sentence about this design would be reassuring for those like me.