Fix incorrect equality case in intersection test #114
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* master: (32 commits) fix incorrect equality case in intersection test (#114) refactor test fixtures (#113) fix test for #111 update readme for 2.1.5 2.1.5 fix a race condition with coincident chain of holes (#112) upgrade deps update readme 2.1.4 fix a race condition that could lead to a hang Reuse fixture files in benchmarks (#100) Replace vertice with vertex in documentation (#97) upgrade deps, update scripts 2.1.3 Search with equal priority in both z-order directions update changelog 2.1.2 fix a few race conditions (port from C++) (#90) Support export default (#88) upgrade deps ...
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@mrgreywater this was indeed a bug, although I don't see any difference for the test deviations. Ref #110