Law-abiding `Apply NonEmptyList` that agrees with `Apply List`

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Description of the change

Rewrote the faulty

instance applyNonEmptyList :: Apply NonEmptyList where
  apply (NonEmptyList (f :| fs)) (NonEmptyList (a :| as)) =
    NonEmptyList (f a :| (fs <*> a : Nil) <> ((f : fs) <*> as))

to

instance applyNonEmptyList :: Apply NonEmptyList where
  apply (NonEmptyList (f :| fs)) (NonEmptyList (a :| as)) =
    NonEmptyList (f a :| map f as <> apply fs (a : as))

and likewise for the lazy equivalent.

A cleaner redo of my earlier PR #221.

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To clarify: the existing instance violates the law (<<<) <$> f <*> g <*> h = f <*> (g <*> h) and produces outputs in a different order than Apply Array.