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If there's a collection that includes exactly one item which is a predicate function, I think =? should check that the actual value is of the given collection type and all of its elements pass the predicate.
The support I wanted was not for broadcasting a single predicate, but to support matching between sets of equal size. In general this is a bipartite mapping problem that can't be solved greedily, but a greedy approach is probably good enough for 99.9% of cases.
Another tricky things is disambiguating sets as collections or functions.
If there's a collection that includes exactly one item which is a predicate function, I think
=?
should check that the actual value is of the given collection type and all of its elements pass the predicate.Motivating example in the wild from Metabase
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