Support things like `matrix > scalar`? Or `matrix.greater_than(scalar)`?

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Feature
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Needs clarification
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rust
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The issue points to the documentation and asks for matrix-versus-scalar comparison support through a named method such as ge, gt, or greater_than. Start by reading the documented comparison behavior; the intended return semantics and completion criteria are not specified and need maintainer clarification.

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Hi thanks for the lib! After looking at doc, it seems that we do not have the things mentioned in the title yet. Can we implement it?

I guess > must return bool in Rust so we cannot do that easily. But can we have a function like ge/gt/greater_than?

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