Does that actually matter? To me dependency hell is when you have lots of conflicts where some software requires one version but some other software needs a dif

Does that actually matter? To me dependency hell is when you have lots of conflicts where some software requires one version but some other software needs a different version. So you can't upgrade one version without breaking something else. With pandoc and all the haskell dependencies, the only downside is the length of the list of packages when you upgrade. If it was all bundled up as haskell-all I doubt I'd even notice.