Cabal revisions of acme-mutable-package-0

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 name: acme-mutable-package
 version: 0
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 build-type: Custom
 cabal-version: >= 1.6
   > -- would be wrong.
   >
   > mutable :: Bool
-  > mutable = True
+  > mutable = False -- Originally true.
 
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 name: acme-mutable-package
 version: 0
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 build-type: Custom
 cabal-version: >= 1.6
   > -- reading now, and creates a file at build time from its contents. Since
   > -- revisions are allowed to change descriptions, the package itself is
   > -- mutable. I personally disagree with Hackage revisions, so I authored
-  > -- this package to show one way they can be abused.
+  > -- this package to show one way they can be abused. To see how exactly this
+  > -- is accomplished, read the custom setup file on GitHub:
+  > -- <https://github.com/tfausak/acme-mutable-package/blob/9ff7cec/Setup.hs>.
   >
   > module AcmeMutablePackage ( mutable ) where
   >

 name: acme-mutable-package
 version: 0
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 build-type: Custom
 cabal-version: >= 1.6
 
 synopsis: A mutable package.
 description:
+  > -- Hi Twitter! <https://twitter.com/taylorfausak/status/947979556220268549>
+  > -- Hi Reddit! <https://redd.it/7nlsgx>
+  >
   > -- | This is a joke package. It is meant to show Haskell packages on
   > -- Hackage can be mutated by revising them. This package uses a custom
   > -- Cabal setup. It reads the package description, which is what you are

 name: acme-mutable-package
 version: 0
-x-revision: 3
+x-revision: 4
 
 build-type: Custom
 cabal-version: >= 1.6
   > -- would be wrong.
   >
   > mutable :: Bool
-  > mutable = False -- Originally true.
+  > mutable = True -- Originally 'False'.
 
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