add support for toxiproxy-haskell #204
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I've written a Haskell Toxiproxy client.
It's well tested. (Complete test suite for every endpoint of the API.) So I believe it's appropriate to add to the list of client libraries.
The Haskell HTTP client library I used requires the "text/plain" content type to be labeled with a charset. I think it's reasonable that we expect our version number to be valid utf-8. I've updated the
Content-Typefield ofVersionto specify a charset.@sirupsen