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In XP31 we read: Here are some examples of value comparisons: ... The following comparison is true because atomization converts an array to its member sequence: [ "Kennedy" ] = "Kennedy" This isn't a value comparison - it's a general comparison. Should it have been in the general comparison section, or should it have been [ "Kennedy" ] eq "Kennedy" ?
I will fix that.
The change has not been applied in the current draft of the specification.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 28899 ***