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The `.cabal` file parser now accepts boolean values in a case‑insensitive manner (`true`, `True`, `TRUE`, `false`, etc.) without emitting a warning.
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Previously only `True` and `False` were treated as “standard”, and other capitalisations triggered a parse warning. That warning was introduced in 2008 as a backwards‑compatibility shim to prevent Hackage uploads that would break very old Cabal versions. Since all supported Cabal releases can now handle case‑insensitive booleans, the warning has been removed as unnecessary.
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