Why?
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Handling low likelihood configuration was previously a huge pain,
because the syntax in Haskell was fairly terse. This introduces a yaml
format internally that ships with the app covering basic cases for
Rails, Phoenix, and Haskell. I could imagine getting baselines in here
for other languages and frameworks (especially ones I've used and am
comfortable with) as a baseline.
This also paves the way for searching for user-provided additions and
loading those configurations in addition to what we have here.
