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Expand Up @@ -214,13 +214,11 @@ benchmarks are also implemented in a way to reflect this difference.
In addition to the above numbers, `tomland` has several features that
make it unique:

1. `tomland` is the only Haskell library that has pretty-printing.
2. `tomland` is compatible with the latest TOML spec while other libraries are not.
3. `tomland` is bidirectional, which means that your encoding and
1. `tomland` is bidirectional, which means that your encoding and
decoding are consistent with each other by construction.
4. `tomland` provides abilities for `Generic` and `DerivingVia`
2. `tomland` provides abilities for `Generic` and `DerivingVia`
deriving out-of-the-box.
5. Despite being the fastest, `toml-parser` doesn’t support the array
3. Despite being the fastest, `toml-parser` doesn’t support the array
of tables and because of that it’s hardly possible to specify the list
of custom data types in TOML with this library. In addition,
`toml-parser` doesn’t have ways to convert TOML AST to custom
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