Changelog for auto-0.3.0.0

0.3.0.0

Control.Auto.Effects: Breaking change: switched to strict StateT and WriterT.
Control.Auto.Effects: Added readerA and writerA, for convenience in "creating" Autos under ReaderT and WriterT; also added stateA and accumA for completeness.

Control.Auto.Run: As a part of an effort to provide integration with disciplined effectful streaming, introduced streamAutoEffects and toEffectStream, which convert Auto m a b's to streams of effects in m that can be processed and manipulated and integrated with any ListT-compatible library, like pipes. See documentation for more details. These were also added to the exports of Control.Auto.
Control.Auto.Interval: New Auto holdJusts, which stretches the last seen "on"/Just value over the duration of a "off"/Nothing interval.
Documentation fixes to emphasize auto's focus on value streams, not effect streams, in contrast to pipes, conduit, etc.
Version restrictions on some packages relaxed on profunctors, semigroups, and base.

Control.Auto.Process.Random: Added combinators and sealers dealing for working with an underlying Rand or RandT monad.
Because of this, committed to adding MonadRandom as a dependency.

Control.Auto: Added unserialize, delay, and delay_ to Control.Auto's exports.
Control.Auto.Blip: New blip stream manipulator: forkB, which forks a blip stream into to separate ones based on whether or not the emitted values match a predicate.
Control.Auto.Time: Added a generalized version of stretch, stretchAccumBy which allows access to the "skipped" inputs during the stretched periods, as well as the ability to control the outputs during the stretched periods.

Control.Auto.Collection: Bug for dynZipF fixed, where newly added Autos would overwrite ones alreay stored.
Control.Auto: fromInterval added to Control.Auto's exports.

Control.Auto.Collection: dynZipF and dynMapF, implicit-serialization dynamic collections.

Control.Auto.Effects: catchA added to Control.Auto.Effects, allowing explicit catching of runtime exceptions thrown in underlying IO.