Issue#140: Added gt and gte for for consistency to Logic #351
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Description & Motivation
As per #140 , for equality, less than, and less than or equal to, Logic has eq, lt, and lte, respectively, since those operators have different meanings (object equality, conditional assignment, and assignment, respectively). Since greater than and greater than or equal to do not use those operators for something else, they were overloaded for > and >=. However, this is a little inconsistent and confusing to new users. It would be nice if you could also optionally use gt and gte for consistency.
Testing
Added test cases in test/comparison_test.dart
Documentation
Yes. I have updated README.md and doc/tutorials/chapter_2/00_basic_logic.md for the support of gt and gte.