Text after it has had all lines separated into different texts. We introduce a newtype for clarity. The idea is that when we read arbitrary text from a handle, this type serves as a witness that we have indeed split the string along newlines. Then, in the normal case, we log each line separately.

In exceptional cases (e.g. command names), we may choose to combine the list back into a single text, according to some logic.

The constructor UnsafeUnlinedText should only be used when we know the text has no newlines and performance means a branch is undesirable (e.g. streaming). If there is no performance impact, consider unsafeUnlinedText instead.

Creates a list of UnlinedText.

Creates a single UnlinedText by replacing newlines with whitespace.

Unsafe creation that throws error when the text contains newline(s).

Concats via toText.

Lifts a Text function to UnlinedText. Very unsafe in that we do not check for errors i.e. if the parameter function introduces any newlines, then this will silently succeed. This exists for performance.