Hamlet fixups

Gets rid of some extraneous closing tags and some overlapping tags.
Perhaps due to Hamlet changes?
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<li><a href="https://haskellstack.org">stack</a> makes using Stackage easy <li><a href="https://haskellstack.org">stack</a> makes using Stackage easy
<div .span6> <div .span6>
$maybe post <- mrecentBlog $maybe post <- mrecentBlog
<h3>News</h3> <h3>News
<p> <p>
<a href=@{BlogPostR (postYear post) (postMonth post) (postSlug post)}>#{postTitle post}</a>, \<a href=@{BlogPostR (postYear post) (postMonth post) (postSlug post)}>#{postTitle post}</a>,
<abbr title=#{show $ postTime post}>#{dateDiff now' (utctDay $ postTime post)}</abbr> <abbr title=#{show $ postTime post}>#{dateDiff now' (utctDay $ postTime post)}
<div .span6> <div .span6>
<h3> <h3>
Latest releases per GHC version Latest releases per GHC version
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