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Just found out that with a compiler plugin we can easily change what the irCall for `==` and others operators are dispatched to. == is currently a fun called EQEQ

This means we can with a compiler plugin if there are instances of `Eq` and `Order` and use them instead of the default functions that delegate to the kotlin internals or equals impl.
This will decouple the lang from the inheritance hierarchy on the ordering and equality operators and would allow us to use `==` instead of `eqv` since we can dispatch == to a type class instance instead of the data type member for equals.
```
CALL 'public final fun EQEQ (arg0: kotlin.Any?, arg1: kotlin.Any?): kotlin.Boolean declared in <http://kotlin.internal.ir|kotlin.internal.ir>' type=kotlin.Boolean origin=EQEQ
````
That can be intercepted and replaced by a new invocation that delegates to the instance of the type class first and if not to the EQEQ call. Same interception strategy the KEEP-87 plugin uses to enhance function access value parameters.