Fix Float.Extra.aboutEqual behaviour with infinities #51
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- Fix comparison so that it does not treat positive infinity as equal to negative infinity - Add some tests to check this - For good measure, test to make sure comparisons against NaN also behave as expected (always return false) - Tweak test code style to use Float.Extra.aboutEqual qualified like everything else
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This is a precursor to #49 - as I started looking at the code to make sure
aboutEqualandequalWithinhad consistent behaviour I noticed thataboutEqualcurrently treats positive and negative infinity as equal! (SinceisInfinitereturns true for both.)Float.Extra.aboutEqualqualified like everything else