Support GHC 9.14.1, base-4.22, and regenerate CI

[bmillwood]

Per CI in my own fork it doesn't seem like any changes are necessary, but I admit I didn't read the changelogs carefully.

base changelog: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.22.0.0/changelog

• ResolvesRelax upper bound on base for GHC 9.14.1/base-4.22.0.0 #175

[andreasabel]

Why not bump this to 9.10.3?

[bmillwood]

only to avoid making more changes than necessary, happy to do it this evening if we prefer

[andreasabel]

I think when updating CI it makes sense to always bump to all latest minor GHC versions.
The rationale is that the other minor versions are essentially deprecated.

[simonmar]

CI failure

[andreasabel]

@simonmar wrote:

CI failure

Please rerun the failed workflow, I updated test-framework.

[bmillwood]

sorry about that, don't know how it passed in my PR but failed here :(

[andreasabel]

I think when updating CI it makes sense to always bump to all latest minor GHC versions.
The rationale is that the other minor versions are essentially deprecated.

[andreasabel]

I relaxed the base bound by revision: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/async-2.2.5/revisions/

However, I think this package should be released anyway to sync the repo with the hackage publication.