This should close #408. The extra \ was introduced by show. Along the way some other escaping issues introduced by the show "shortcut" are fixed (like improper escaping of control characters like \DEL, \NUL). Haskell escaping is not TOML escaping (the latter is much simpler, e.g. there is no need for a \&).

Caveats:

• The big problem here is that this bug wasn't caught by the test suite. Unfortunately I don't have time at the moment to look into the tests, and I can't really predict when I will find the time. Perhaps in a week, perhaps in a few months.

• TOML allows unescaped Unicode characters, with only a few exceptions:

  Any Unicode character may be used except those that must be escaped: quotation mark, backslash, and the control characters (U+0000 to U+001F, U+007F).

  Therefore escaping everything outside ASCII is a waste of space of and hurts readability. However, I wanted to keep the fix backwards compatible. Moreover, Unicode is difficult, and it is not trivial to decide which characters "should" be escaped (probably the unprintable ones? but what else?). I think the decision what to escape should be left to the user of the library, via a new PrinterOption. I think I can implement this in a separate PR (together with fixing the tests) if I find the time. What is your opinion?

• We always use the long form of escaping \UXXXXXXXX. However, the short form \uXXXX is also permitted, and I think it is preferable whenever it can be applied, because it saves a few bytes. I kept the long form to make things backward compatible. Introducing the short form should be trivial change in the code and I am tempted to make it, but I want to know your opinion.