It seems like only operators with a nice transitivity should be supported. x < y < z. x == y == z. x is y is z. That kind of thing. x != y != z doesn't work bec

It seems like only operators with a nice transitivity should be supported. x < y < z. x == y == z. x is y is z. That kind of thing. x != y != z doesn't work because in normal language, you'd say that to mean that they're all unique, while allowing it the python way, it doesn't imply x != z.