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Nit: the
lsb_signed()
andmsb()
do some unnecessary work - the former performs a XOR, and the latter shuffles bytes around. It would be sufficient to take the bytes as they are, AND one of the bytes (likemsb()
does now) and compare. Same goes for thePartialEq
implementation.These are micro-optimizations with dubious performance impact, so it's fine to implement them in a followup (or never).