Approved.

So Scala should also not have been approved. It doesn't even forbid the builtin!

Ãnd the specs allow this.

No, this should not be a translation.

approved

I looked into it. Now solving the JS version, and performance requirements are pretty ridiculous. Not your fault then.

I'd call that micro-optimisation. But I'll look into it.

( I forgot to check back, because I'm not getting notifications for this thread. )

Haskell fork that adds edge cases that share maximum/minimum values.

I just published a Haskell translation that also fixes the markdown issue.

Haskell translation

I've published a Haskell fork here that adds these edge cases.

Haskell fixed tests do not show input strings on failure. Fork here fixes this.

Failed random tests in Haskell do not show actual input string:

Falsifiable (after 1 test):
  ""
expected: 2
 but got: 0

I've made a fork that fixes this.

Haskell fork with random tests.

Haskell fork that adjusts random test cases to filter out inputs that contain an operation that wraps the memory value

Haskell fork with random tests.

Haskell tests generate strings outside of ASCII range. Fork here fixes it, along with updating the tests so failure messages are more 7kyu-friendly and show the tested string without the QuickCheck modifier cruft.

Latest Haskell version added random tests.