Hi all. Without show-build-info yet and without a cabal-install library, a hobby project relies on parsing plan.json to access eg the list of .cabal files and their flags as configured during the most recent cabal-install invocation. I haven't found much documentation about plan.json. I'm particularly curious what are its current semantics and intended use, and if these are intended to remain stable going forward. Some example specific questions: * Would show-build-info supplant plan.json? If so, would there be a deprecation delay? * The docs say "A JSON serialization of the computed install plan intended for integrating cabal with external tooling." It seems likely that answering my questions will involve explaining what an "install plan" is. (I'm unfortunately unfamiliar with Cabal internals, and ReadTheDocs search doesn't seem to support phrases as queries.) * What determines which packages have entries in the plan.json file after a particular cabal-install invocation? Will it always include all local .cabal files? (🤞) * Is there enough information in the plan.json file in order to map an entry there for source repository package to the corresponding path under the builddir's `src` directory? There seems to be some sort of hash involved in that path and I haven't figured what its inputs are and whether the plan.json file includes them all. Thank you for your time. -Nick PS - My hobby project driving this question is based on wanting to parse all local source files without having to typecheck/build any of them (ideally nor their non-local dependencies). I need each source file path and corresponding language extensions etc in order to invoke the parser. (hie-bios doesn't suffice because its solution to this problem involves building dependencies, possibly including local packages.) If you see a more direct path that doesn't involve plan.json, please say so. Thanks again!