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When I first used MonadState instance for ParserT I had ParserT s (State s') a and I was expecting it to be defined as in most of transformers:
(MonadState s m) =>MonadState s (ParserT s' m)
but instead it's defined as:
(Monad m) =>MonadState (ParseState s) (ParserT s m)
-- `MonadThrow` and `MonadError` are defined in same fashion.
So my question is, why it's like that? I think If we had normal definitions of Monad* then ParseT would be more useful in transformer stacks (we could expose functions from this typeclasses with different name, for users to still be able to manipulate ParserT's Internal structure).