Some tests are really slow

[kailuowang]

• Cokleisli[NonEmptyList, Int, Int].arrow.compose associativity (23 seconds, 144 milliseconds)
• Cokleisli[NonEmptyList, Int, Int].monoidK.semigroupK associative (22 seconds, 496 milliseconds)
• Cokleisli[NonEmptyList, Int, Int].semigroupK.semigroupK associative (26 seconds, 5 milliseconds)
• Traversing with ReaderWriterState is stack-safe (1 minute, 47 seconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadState.apply composition (32 seconds, 992 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadState.cartesian associativity (31 seconds, 908 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadState.flatMap associativity (20 seconds, 123 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monad.apply composition (47 seconds, 880 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monad.cartesian associativity (24 seconds, 700 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monad.flatMap associativity (27 seconds, 404 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadCombine.apply composition (21 seconds, 939 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadCombine.cartesian associativity (28 seconds, 935 milliseconds)
• StateT[ListWrapper, Int, Int].monadCombine.flatMap associativity (24 seconds, 395 milliseconds)

[peterneyens]

For the StateT[ListWrapper, ...] tests, maybe we can try limiting the size of the Lists which is what I think we are doing in WriterTTests.

[peterneyens]

Limiting the size range in StateTTests cuts the total time for StateTTests from around 4 minutes to around 20 seconds.

  implicit override val generatorDrivenConfig: PropertyCheckConfiguration =
    checkConfiguration.copy(sizeRange = 5)