Fix primitive string comparison on Chez #792
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jiribenes
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Jan 22, 2025
| chez "(< ${x} ${y})" | ||
| chez "(string<? ${x} ${y})" |
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Found when debugging #561 -- string comparison was present on Chez, but it never worked as strings are compared with operations that look like
string<?.See section 7.4 here https://www.scheme.com/csug8/objects.html :)
I also added a tiny test to ensure that this doesn't confuse anybody else down the line.