special handling of "Main.hs" contradicts Report

[Simon Marlow]

> I have this simple module:
> 
>    module X where
>    t1 = t1
> 
> If it's in a file called "X.hs," all works as expected,
> it exports 't1'.  But if it's in a file called "Main.hs,"
> then it doesn't export 't1'.

Nope, I can't reproduce that:

Prelude> :!cat Main.hs
module X where
t1 = t1
Prelude> :l Main.hs
Compiling X                ( Main.hs, interpreted )
Ok, modules loaded: X.
*X> :b X
t1 :: forall t. t
*X> 

> The same is true if we have "module Main" instead of "module X".

Hmm, there might be a bug here.  I always thought that if you write 'module Main where' as the module header, then the compiler is
allowed to interpret it as 'module Main (main) where', but I just checked the report and it doesn't seem to say that (perhaps it was
an older version of Haskell?  Anyone remember?).

Cheers,
	Simon