Add tuples the good way

[WilliamRagstad]

So a tulle is simply a static data container. So (10) for example only holds the value 10, which 10 also does, hence they are equal. This is also true from a mathematical standpoint.
The interesting part is adding tuples of more elements in the same fashion. So ditching old thought of special syntax for tuple values, and using our good old' parenthesis.
Much like done in kesh and their data notation format. (Future container data types will follow similar syntax)

10 == 10 # trivial
10 == (10) # true, single element tuple cast to single expression
10 == (10, 0) # false, cannot compare integer and tuple of integers
(10, 0) == (10, 0) # trivial