Fix build issue due to the outdated 'time' module

[yurivict]

Reference: haskell/time#145

[arrowd]

This change is certainly wrong, it should be

time >= 1.8.0.2 && <1.13

[yurivict]

This change is certainly wrong, it should be

Why time >= 1.8.0.2? time-1.8.0.2 doesn't build. time-1.9.3 also doesn't build.
Why <1.13 and not say 1.12.3?

[dwRchyngqxs]

Verismith builds just fine on my Arch Linux and Ubuntu with time < 1.10.

[yurivict]

It fails on FreeBSD with this error: #85

[dwRchyngqxs]

It was just a counter argument to time < 1.10 not building. The change proposed by @arrowd is easy to apply, does it prevent Verismith from building using your setup?

[yurivict]

With the patch proposed by arrowd the build fails. The FreeBSD framework uses time-1.9.3 that fails with the above linked error.

I also don't understand the desire to keep the version range for 'time' low. If some versions below a certain threshold are known to fail on some systems - doesn't it make sense to make the lower limit higher?

[arrowd]

The FreeBSD framework uses time-1.9.3 that fails with the above linked error.

Our Ports do not use any specific Haskell packages. The framework only calls cabal to create a build plan which is then copied to the Makefile. The plan gets created for GHC/Cabal versions we currently have in the tree, but other distributions may have different versions. This results in different plans, in which 1.9.3 seem to work.

So, the correct solution is to only extend version bounds, not shrink them.