[FIX] don't make explicit boolean comparisons without identity
[FIX] don't make explicit boolean comparisons without identity

In javascript, '0 == false', '1 == true' and even '"1" == true'. Either use variables directly in a boolean context, or use type-strict equality (===) to ensure the variable is an actual boolean, not some other type coerced to a boolean
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