raise2Under and raise3Under#369
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These combinators are like raiseUnder, but place the new effect at the second and third position in the list.
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The names are unfortunate. The raiseNUnder and raiseUnderN functions should have their names swapped. Unfortunately, we can't do that since it could cause very nefarious breakage. Perhaps for 2.0. For the moment, this is good enough.
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These combinators are like raiseUnder, but place the new effect at the
second and third position in the list.
This is for interpreters that consume two effects, delegating to two other interpreters, who share a dependency which is then interpreted by the outer interpreter.
Please advise on what else to do, naming, general sense and so on!