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FWIW "assertMultiSetEqual" may be better than "assertPermutation". The issue with the latter is that distinct but equal values may appear on both sides, so it isn't really a permutation.
# These don't look like permutations at all
# but they are equivalent multisets
assertPermutation([Decimal(3), 5, Fraction(12, 4)], [3.0, 3, Fraction(15, 3)]) |
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