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0.0 and -0.0 are identical, so ConstantFloatType::equals() does not tell
them apart, but the sign stays observable: (string) -0.0 is "-0" and
fdiv(1, -0.0) is -INF. `$f === 0.0` also narrows $f to 0.0 while it may
still hold -0.0, so a sign-aware comparison would not help either.
AssignHandler::redundant() now gives up when the value holds a float zero,
directly or inside a constant array; the native twin does the same.
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