Documentation of the InRange constraint does not mention whether from...to also allows negative ranges, e.g. from 0 to -10

Referring to https://docs.nunit.org/articles/nunit/writing-tests/constraints/RangeConstraint.html, the documentation misses information on whether from...to also allows a negative range, e.g. from 0 to -10. Why can this be important? Sometimes an assertion needs a tolerance, e.g. Is.InRange(data.Length, (data.Length + (int)(Math.Round(data.Length * tolerance)))) where tolerance can be a positive or negative value. From the documentation it is not clear whether this can possibly work, or wether to must be a value larger than from. Only looking at the code (or decompiling) reveals:

if (from.CompareTo(to) > 0)
{
	throw new ArgumentException("from must be less than to");
}

(NUnit 2.6.4.14350)

I personally would prefer that InRange allowed positive and negative ranges.
And in any case, documentation thereof should be improved.

Read the RangeConstraint documentation at the linked RangeConstraint.html page and compare it with the shown InRange behavior that rejects values when from is greater than to. Clarify whether negative ranges are supported and document the expected ordering, including the tolerance example; done means the page answers this unambiguously.