fix: SelectionSet equality in 1.x
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SelectionSet now has it's own equality implementation.
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This is related to apollographql/apollo-ios#3579 but targets a fix in the 1.0 branch.
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Optionaltype wrapped byAnyHashableexhibits weird behaviour when checking equality of a non-optional type, eg:Swift==Swift?. The fix in 1.x is to recover the type data lost through usingAnyHashableinDataDictand then cast the field data as the field's concrete type for equality checks.