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When running stack build --haddock Is there any way to ignore haddock errors and continue compiling other packages?
Context: My CI build is failing due to a weird (and possibly known issue) in stack/haddock related to haddock-library / attoparsec. I don't really care if the docs for a few packages don't get built as long as my overall CI job passes with warnings.