fix: make DealStatesEqual work properly #12783
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I'm not sure this is even needed. I also don't know if
SectorNumbershould be considered here, it wasn't on the original form and I only added it because that would seem to be appropriate for completeness.My short git detective walk suggests the
emptyDealState#Equalsmethod contents was deduped withDealStatesEqualas part of the DDO work in #11226, but the wrong way around, ooops. So I'm flipping it back, but also addingSectorNumberbecause that would seem more correct 🤷♂️ ; depends on how this is used.There's one use in
StatePredicates#DealStateChangedForIDsbut I can't see that being used anywhere.There's one use in
marketStatesDiffer#Modifyas part of theDiffAdtArray. Downstream from this it's used byStatePredicates#OnDealStateAmtChanged, but I can't see that being used anywhere either.