Comparing two arrays or two maps with `==` causes a panic

[tiymat]

Describe the bug: Executing an expression with using == to compare two arrays or two maps causes a panic (comparing one map and one array does not panic.)

%{"foo": "bar"} == %[1] # false
%{"foo": "bar"} == %{"bar": "baz"} # panic
%[1] == %[1] # panic

Expected behaviour: An error should be printed without panicking. (Unless == is a reasonable thing to do with two arrays or maps? I couldn't find documentation for == under the Operators and Tokens section on the site.)

Screenshots: N/A

Platform (please complete the following information):

• OS, output from uname -a if supported: 6.9.8-arch1-1
• Terminal Emulator: kitty 0.35.2
• Murex version, output from version --no-app-name: 6.1.8300

Additional context N/A

[lmorg]

That is a weird one. Works when the array is either side, but not when it is both sides.

[lmorg]

Found the issue. Pushed the fix (plus additional tests) to develop