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The added natspec comment will help eliminate any misunderstandings/confusions around the implementation choice for the specific `require()` check in question. Additionally, the current error message is somewhat misleading, as it clearly states below `<` HF liquidation threshold constant, while the implemented logic says `<=`. So probably a good idea to change the error message to better reflect the actual implemented logic.
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The added natspec comment will help eliminate any misunderstandings/confusions around the implementation choice for the specific
require()check in question.Additionally, the current error message is somewhat misleading, as it clearly states below
<HF liquidation threshold constant, while the implemented logic says<=. So probably a good idea to change the error message to better reflect the actual implemented logic.