Build fully static compiler binary using ghc-musl (#4573)
* Build statically-linked binaries with ghc-musl
* Compliance for LGPL terms
* Add changelog entry
* Update dependencies
* Update LICENSE
* Update weeder
* Fix weeder
* Add more changelog entries
* Argument passthrough
* Update license
* Update license
* Build images for ARM
* Checkout after Node installation
* Only mount volumes for static
* Drop static prefix for now
* Force purge cache
* Remove builds against ubuntu
* Use matrix.os for cache key
* Fix linux only
* Set CI_STATIC to true
* CI_STATIC on Linux only
* Fix more linux only checks

Move to windows-2022 in CI (#4583)
GitHub is sunsetting the `windows-2019` runner that we use in CI

Upgrade to GHC 9.8.4 (#4574)
* Use latest HLint version in CI workflow
* Upgrade to latest version of Cheapskate
* Allow newer deps for weeder
* Use `NonEmpty String` for `directiveStrings`

IDE: don't force state results (#4546)

Fix imports for newer mtl versions (#4547)
Newer mtl does not re-export Control.Monad and Data.Monoid anymore.
So we fix that by splitting the imports manually.

Upgrade macOS runner to 14 (#4548)
Since the beginning of July GitHub has deprecated the macOS-11 runners that we were using, see [the announcement](https://github.blog/changelog/2024-05-20-actions-upcoming-changes-to-github-hosted-macos-runners/)

Remove Git upgrade step from CI (#4541)
buster-backports no longer exists in debian/dists and it's breaking CI.
The currently available version of Git in this container is 2.20.1, so
we don't need this.

Fix compiler crash when a type operator is used in a type argument (#…
…4536)
Add missing traversal branch for VisibleTypeApp in updateTypes

Prep 0.15.15 (#4533)
* Drop old bug entry
* Update version to 0.15.15
* Update changelog

Add support for `--source-globs-file` CLI arg in relevant `purs` comm…
…ands (#4530)
* Enable passing source input globs via `--source-globs-file path/to/file`
  `--source-globs-file` support has been added to the following commands:
  `compile`, `docs`, `graph`, `ide`, and `publish`.
  Due to a [shell character limitation on Windows](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/shell-experience/command-line-string-limitation) where a large list of 
  source globs cannot be passed (e.g. `purs compile ... glob1000/src/**/*.purs`),
  source globs can be stored in a file according to the format below
  and the file is passed in instead via `purs compile ---source-globs-file path/to/file`.
  
  ```
  # Lines starting with '#' are comments.
  # Blank lines are ignored.
  # Otherwise, every line is a glob.
  .spago/foo-1.2.3/src/**/*.purs
  .spago/bar-2.3.3/src/**/*.purs
  my-package/src/**/*.purs
  my-package/tests/**/*.purs
  ```
  `--source-globs-file` is an optional argument. Mixing it with the normal source globs is fine.
  Assuming `.spago/source-globs` contains `src/**/*.purs`, each command below will use
  the same input globs:
  ```sh
  purs compile src/**/*.purs
  purs compile --source-globs .spago/source-globs
  purs compile --source-globs .spago/source-globs src/**/*.purs 
  ```
  In the command...
  ```
  purs compile inputGlob1 inputGlob2 --source-globs-file fileWithMoreGlobs --exclude-files excludeGlob1
  ```
  the files passed to the compiler are: all the files found by 
  `inputGlob1`, `inputGlob2`, and all the globs listed in `fileWithMoreGlobs`
  minus the files found by `excludeGlob1`.
* Add `--exclude-file` to more commands
  While implementing the fix above, I discovered that the `--exclude-file` CLI arg 
  wasn't included in other `purs` commands where such a usage would be 
  relevant (e.g. `docs`, `repl`, `graph`, and `ide`). This PR also rectifies that problem.