[S03] Attempt bring more clarity to the semantics of series operators. The limit is now always a smartmatch, which must match exactly. No attempt is made to intuit which direction the series is going, or to turn exact matches into inequalities.  Non-numeric series behavior is regularized to work like single characters, taking into account the target value as indicative of the range desired. The old semantics are relegated to explicit *.succ and limits. Also, ... and ...^ are defined in terms of last($x) vs last().
[S03] Attempt bring more clarity to the semantics of series operators.
The limit is now always a smartmatch, which must match exactly.
No attempt is made to intuit which direction the series is going,
or to turn exact matches into inequalities.  Non-numeric series
behavior is regularized to work like single characters, taking
into account the target value as indicative of the range desired.
The old semantics are relegated to explicit *.succ and limits.
Also, ... and ...^ are defined in terms of last($x) vs last().

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