Update HCAR entry

ghcmodHappyHaskellProgram-Dg.tex

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 \texttt{ghc-mod} is both a backend program for enhancing editors and other kinds
 of development environments with support for Haskell, and an Emacs package
 providing the user facing functionality, internally called \texttt{ghc} for
-historical reasons. Other people have also developed numerous front ends for Vim
+historical reasons. Others have developed front ends for Vim, Atom and a few
-and there also exist some for Atom and a few other proprietary editors.
+other proprietary editors.
 
-After a period of declining activity, development has been picking up pace again
+This summer's two month \texttt{ghc-mod} hacking session was mostly spent
-since Daniel Gr\"ober took over as maintainer. Most changes during versions
+(finally) getting a release supporting GHC 7.10 out the door as well as fixing
-5.0.0--5.2.1.2 consisted only of fixes and internal cleanup work, but for the
+bugs and adding full support for the \textit{Stack} build tool.
-past four months, vastly improved Cabal support has been in the works and is now
-starting to stabilize.
 
-This work is a major step forward in terms of how well ghc-mod's suggestions
+Since the last report the \textit{haskell-ide} project has seen the light of day
-reflect what \texttt{cabal build} would report, and should also allow ghc-mod's
+(or rather been revived). There we are planning to adopt \texttt{ghc-mod} as a
-other features to work even in more complicated Cabal setups.
+core component to use its environment abstraction.
 
-Daniel Gr\"ober has been accepted for a summer internship at IIJ Innovation
+The \textit{haskell-ide} project itself (maybe soon to be called
-Institute's Research Laboratory working on \texttt{ghc-mod} for two months
+\textit{ghc-ide-engine}) is aiming to be the central component of a unified
-(August--September). He will be working on:
+Haskell Tooling landscape.
-\begin{compactitem}
 
-  \item adding GHCi-like interactive code execution, to bring \texttt{ghc-mod} up
+\texttt{ghc-mod}'s mission statement remains the same but in the future it will
-    to feature parity with GHCi and beyond,
+be but one, important, component in a larger ecosystem of Haskell Tools.
 
-  \item investigating how to best cooperate with \texttt{ide-backend},
+We are looking forward to \textit{haskell-ide} making the Haskell Tooling
-
+landscape a lot less fragmented. However until this project produces meaningful
-  \item adding a network interface to make using ghc-mod in other projects
+results life goes on and \texttt{ghc-mod} needs to be maintained.
-    easier, and
-
-  \item if time allows, cleaning up the Emacs frontend to be more user-friendly
-    and in line with Emacs' conventions.
-\end{compactitem}
-
-The goal of this work is to make \texttt{ghc-mod} the obvious choice for anyone
-implementing Haskell support for a development environment and improving
-\texttt{ghc-mod}'s overall feature set and reliability in order to give new as
-well as experienced Haskell developers the best possible experience.
 
 Right now \texttt{ghc-mod} has only one core developer and only a handful of
-occasional drive-by contributors. If \textit{you} want to help make Haskell
+occasional contributors. If \textit{you} want to help make Haskell development
-development even more fun come and join us!
+even more fun come and join us!
 
 \FurtherReading
   \url{https://github.com/kazu-yamamoto/ghc-mod}