Proposal: Enhance navigation in the root `mouse` package

[danicheg]

There are a bunch of different syntaxes in the mouse - for boxed primitive-like data types (Int, Long, Boolean, etc), for collections (Map, Set, List, etc), for nested things (F[Either[A, B]], F[Option[A]], etc). And as you probably already guessed, we can combine some of those in groups - mouse.collections, mouse.nested, etc. It'd be a bit nicer from a design perspective, as well as from navigation. But this would require us to do a new major release since that change isn't binary compatible. What do you think about it?

[benhutchison]

I wonder if we can gather some data from mouse usage in OS codebases to inform this, ie understand how much is import mouse.all._ vs specific imports?

[danicheg]

We can do weak analytics via search on Github. And on the whole, I think we can save mouse.all, because it's kinda super-import of all syntaxes.

[benhutchison]

Ok, those search results reveal much more targeted use of mouse imports than I'd expected. I tend to import `all` myself. Suggesting that some emphasis on convenient groupings of mouse functionality would be appreciated by users.

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[danicheg]

@benhutchison thanks for your thoughts! I'll return with draft PR after a while then.