Decide for natural numbers whether x < y or y ≤ x
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Some of these things are also addressed in #1211, but your PR is certainly very welcome! |
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To be a bit more specific, #1211 doesn't touch on the rational numbers, but it vastly expands everything about the naturals. The revisions I am making there have triggered some wider changes across the library, which is why it hasn't converged to a finished PR yet (I admit, that this is bad style on my part). |
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The rationals have it, but the naturals don't.