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  • By serializing Haskell values in a consistent form to CBOR, the format should offer enough expressiveness to allow automated migrations between data types (provided they have hand-written instances), which would be great. This is an optional component on the roadmap for this package before replacing binary, but we haven't done any design or implementation work yet. Details to come.

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  • While this package currently serializes Haskell values to CBOR, it does not deal with the need to parse arbitrary binary data in some externally defined format and give back a Haskell value, which is a major use case for `binary`. This is on the eventual roadmap for this package before replacing binary, but we haven't done any design or implementation work yet. Details to come.

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  • The ultimate destiny of this package is eventually to replace `binary` itself, both in the serialization/deserialization of Haskell values (CBOR), and with a new decoder interface for arbitrary binary data.

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  • Initial public release of `binary-serialise-cbor` (or whatever we end up calling it). (Note: since the current "Public Experimentation" release is `0.1.x`, we'll say the first public one is `0.2.x`.)

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