Implement Base.cmp
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This operation is useful for implementing `:(==)`, `:(<)`, and `:(<=)`. The more efficient `cmp` is, the more efficient these comparisons are.
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This operation is useful for implementing
:(==),:(<), and:(<=). The more efficientcmpis, the more efficient these comparisons are.Needs #74 and #71 to be merged first.