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Comparing bounds can have different interpretations if we're talking about lower bounds or upper bounds.
For example if
let a = Bound::Excluded(4);let b = Bound::Included(4);
When we're talking about upper bounds, a < b but if we're talking about lower bounds, a > b
Splitting up Bound into UpperBound and LowerBound might solve the problem. Could also consider getting rid of the implementation and dealing with the fallout.
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Comparing bounds can have different interpretations if we're talking about lower bounds or upper bounds.
For example if
When we're talking about upper bounds,
a < b
but if we're talking about lower bounds,a > b
Splitting up
Bound
intoUpperBound
andLowerBound
might solve the problem. Could also consider getting rid of the implementation and dealing with the fallout.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: