{-|
These are variants of the functions in "Data.Dependent.EnumMap.Strict" that do
not type-check keys: they do not check that you don't create two keys with the
same 'Int' and different types. As a result, these functions do not have a
'Data.Type.Equality.TestEquality' constraint, and are faster.

Be careful though, because one can easily create @unsafeCoerce@ with this API:

@
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables TypeFamilies #-}

import qualified Data.Dependent.EnumMap.Strict as DE
import qualified Data.Dependent.EnumMap.Strict.Unsafe as DEU

import Data.Functor.Identity
import Data.Maybe
import Data.Some

data Foo a = Foo Int
  deriving (Show)

instance DE.Enum1 Foo where
  type Enum1Info Foo = ()
  fromEnum1 (Foo i) = (i, ())
  toEnum1 i () = Some (Foo i)

unsafe :: forall a b. a -> b
unsafe x = runIdentity $ fromJust $
             DEU.lookupUnsafe (Foo 1 :: Foo b) $
               DE.singleton (Foo 1 :: Foo a) (Identity x)
@

-}
module Data.Dependent.EnumMap.Strict.Unsafe (
  adjustUnsafe,
  alterUnsafe,
  lookupUnsafe,
  findWithDefaultUnsafe,
  unionUnsafe,
  unionWithUnsafe,
) where

import Prelude ()
import Data.Dependent.EnumMap.Strict.Internal