test: add IsEqual test cases for number vs bigint#1466
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Add test cases verifying that number and bigint types are correctly identified as distinct types by IsEqual.
Add tests covering: - Same bigint literals (should be equal) - Different bigint values (should be equal - same type) - Number vs bigint literals (should not be equal) - Number vs bigint types (should not be equal)
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#1442 is an open design discussion about whether to add a loose/numeric-equality type ( |
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Problem
Issue #1442 raised a question about whether
IsEqual<100, 100n>should betrueorfalse. After investigation, the current behavior (false) is correct becausenumberandbigintare distinct types in TypeScript and use strict equality (===) in JavaScript.Changes
IsEqualcorrectly distinguishes betweennumberandbiginttypesCloses #1442