The following test passes:
```vim
vim9script
class C
endclass
def Test_ObjectEquality()
var o1 = C.new()
var o2 = C.new()
assert_true(o1 == o2)
enddef
v:errors = []
Test_ObjectEquality()
echo v:errors
```
Fine, == is value-based equality. Is there a way to compare for
identity, that is, so that o1 and o2 are considered two different
instances?
Thanks,
Life.
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