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[SOLVED} Different ranges of `LocalTime` (or `LocalDateTime` or even `Instant`) are comparing as `true`? Huh?

```val a = LocalTime(21, 0)..LocalTime(9, 0)
val b = LocalTime(22, 0)..LocalTime(9, 15)

// true ??
println(a == b)```

Actually, seems this is not a kotlinx-datetime question:

```val a = 5..1
val b = 6..1

// true
println(a == b)```
I guess in one way I can see this, as no value can fall between start and end, therefore the ranges are in effect empty and equal. But its still a bit surprising. Especially when one looks at the implementation of `ComparableRange.equals`, its checking equality of `start` and `endInclusive`, which would cause that equality to be false.

Ah yes, there is a check there for `isEmpty`. Ok!