feat: implement less/greater operators for string for env marker evaluation#2827
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LGTM
The implementation in packaging is here for reference https://github.com/pypa/packaging/blob/main/src/packaging/markers.py
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…into pep508.str.ltegte
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Right now, if two strings are compared, it results in an error.
Per spec, strings are suppose to "use the python behavior". Starlark is going
to use Java semantics underneath, but it should behave close enough for the (almost
exclusively) ASCII input that will be used.
Work towards #2826