Use 'neq' instead of 'df' for Boolean not-equal operation#26
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As noted in open-psa#3 bug report, 'df' is a poor choice for Boolean not-equal, standing for 'different' and at risk of being confused for 'difference'. 'neq' is a unambiguous choice standing for 'not-equal' in similar fashion as already present operators: 'eq', 'leq', 'geq'. Fixes open-psa#3.
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As noted in #3 bug report,
'df' is a poor choice for Boolean not-equal,
standing for 'different'
and at risk of being confused for 'difference'.
'neq' is a unambiguous choice standing for 'not-equal'
in similar fashion as already present operators: 'eq', 'leq', 'geq'.
Fixes #3.