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use >=, not <= #904

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  1. use >=, not <= 

    In general, we try to use `>=` and `<` rather than `<=` or `>` for time inequalities in our examples to be consistent with the fact that triage internally uses closed-right-ends and open-left-ends for time intervals. This makes translating examples into triage behavior easier. This commit fixes an example where we used `<=` for label creation.
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    ecsalomon authored Jul 5, 2022
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