Use value equality for 256-bit zero and -1 checks#1825
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What
Use
==for 256-bit zero and -1 checks.Why
It is possible via the SDK to create object back 256-bit numbers like
U256::from_parts(&env, 0, 0, 0, 0). This have a different payload thanU256::from_u32(&env, 0).Known limitations
This is slightly more expensive to do.