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I'm implementing strict operators for v6 filters. 0 == '0', 0 < '1', 0 in ['0'], etc. will all return false for both js and native. This was previously inconsistent between the two, with JS being strict in == and != where native was not. Both were relaxed for less/greater than operators but I don't see a good reason to do so and it significantly complicates the native implementation.
If the property value type does not match the filter value type, specify what happens for each operator type.
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