native_BoolImplementation_EQ treats Boolean objects in a wrong way

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http://code.google.com/p/dart/source/browse/trunk/dart/compiler/lib/implementation/bool.js#­19

Boolean(new Boolean(true)) === Boolean(new Boolean(false)) === true.

It is not clear whether this code is really needed.

Pointed out by Andrea Giammarchi.

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function EQ(other) {
  return typeof other == "boolean" || other instanceof Boolean ?
    this == other.valueOf() :
    false
  ;
}

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This comment was originally written by andrea.giamma...@gmail.com

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... and that should be called native_BoolImplementation_EQ I guess ...

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This comment was originally written by drfibonacci@google.com

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[floitschG]

We should not need to look at "Boolean". The whole runtime only works with the primitive type.

Furhermore, we might want to shortcut the equality test in EQ$Operator.(http://code.google.com/p/dart/source/browse/trunk/dart/compiler/lib/implementation/core.js)
Currently we only test for numbers, but testing for booleans would avoid creating the wrapper object.

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This comment was originally written by mmendez@google.com

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This comment was originally written by johnle...@google.com

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r456, I had been meaning clean this up for quite a while.

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