Add greater & less than or equal to blocks#3579
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Add greater & less than or equal to blocks#3579rosics-code wants to merge 5 commits intoscratchfoundation:developfrom
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Also see: scratchfoundation/scratch-editor#557
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/21165/
Proposed Changes
Scratchers for years when wanting to use greater/less than or equal to blocks:
<(var) = (50) and (var) > (50)>
See below for why.
Reason for Changes
Adding an operator block for it should help reduce this pain, it's a pain when you have to add this combo to a lot of things. A block should also make it simpler for a younger demographic.
Test Coverage
If someone can test locally for me, that'd be appreciated.