@@ -105,57 +105,57 @@ infix operator <> {
105105///
106106/// This function is literally `•`, but for Categories.
107107infix operator <<< {
108- precedence 110
109108 associativity right
109+ precedence 110
110110}
111111
112112/// Left-to-Right Composition | Composes two categories to form a new category with the source of
113113/// the first category and the target of the second category.
114114///
115115/// Function composition with the arguments flipped.
116116infix operator >>> {
117- precedence 110
118117 associativity right
118+ precedence 110
119119}
120120
121121/// MARK: Control.Arrow
122122
123123/// Split | Splits two computations and combines the result into one Arrow yielding a tuple of
124124/// the result of each side.
125125infix operator *** {
126- precedence 130
127126 associativity right
127+ precedence 130
128128}
129129
130130/// Fanout | Given two functions with the same source but different targets, this function
131131/// splits the computation and combines the result of each Arrow into a tuple of the result of
132132/// each side.
133133infix operator &&& {
134- precedence 130
135134 associativity right
135+ precedence 130
136136}
137137
138138/// MARK: Control.Arrow.Choice
139139
140140/// Splat | Splits two computations and combines the results into Eithers on the left and right.
141141infix operator +++ {
142- precedence 120
143142 associativity right
143+ precedence 120
144144}
145145
146146/// Fanin | Given two functions with the same target but different sources, this function splits
147147/// the input between the two and merges the output.
148148infix operator ||| {
149- precedence 120
150149 associativity right
150+ precedence 120
151151}
152152
153153/// MARK: Control.Arrow.Plus
154154
155155/// Op | Combines two ArrowZero monoids.
156156infix operator <+> {
157- precedence 150
158157 associativity right
158+ precedence 150
159159}
160160
161161/// MARK: Data.JSON
@@ -165,8 +165,8 @@ infix operator <+> {
165165/// If the given keypath is not present or the retrieved value is not of the appropriate type, this
166166/// function returns `.None`.
167167infix operator <? {
168- precedence 150
169168 associativity left
169+ precedence 150
170170}
171171
172172/// Force Retrieve | Retrieves a value from a dictionary of JSON values using a given keypath,
@@ -176,8 +176,8 @@ infix operator <? {
176176/// function will terminate with a fatal error. It is recommended that you use Force Retrieve's
177177/// total cousin `<?` (Retrieve).
178178infix operator <! {
179- precedence 150
180179 associativity left
180+ precedence 150
181181}
182182
183183/// MARK: Data.Set
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