fix: normalize haskell libraries that have no version component #52
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Some Haskell library names (libHS prefix) may only have the suffix denoting the ghc compiler version used (e.g. -ghc8.6.5).
This fixes a bug in the Python implementation of the Haskell name normalization.
Corresponds to PR #46 which fixed the same issue in the Rust library.
This change adds a test to check that this case is normalized correctly, and fixes the normalization function to treat the version number component as optional.