type consistency with boolean comparisons

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bool b, bool a;

a == b should compile to OP_NUMEQUAL (rather than OP_EQUAL)
a != b should compile to OP_NUMNOTEQUAL (rather than OP_EQUAL OP_NOT)

[mr-zwets]

thanks for opening this issue!

In the first case I don't see why it would matter to use OP_NUMEQUAL rather than OP_EQUAL (they are functionally the same in this case so what is the benefit of making the breaking change?)

the second case would indeed save one opcode 👍 I quickly confirmed the compiler behavior on the playground

Making breaking changes to the compiler is only something we want to do very infrequently