[release/10.0] fix Vector2/3 EqualsAny#124223
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New feature, customer reported, flaky behavior. Approved.
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Backport of #123594 to release/10.0
/cc @tannergooding @kasperk81
Customer Impact
Reported in #123586, developers using some of the new APIs exposed on Vector2 and Vector3 could get non-deterministic results in some scenarios.
Regression
These are new APIs.
Testing
Explicit tests covering the scenarios were added in addition to manual verification of the codegen.
Risk
Low. These are net new APIs which could accidentally include invalid elements in the accelerated comparison. The fix was to ensure they used the existing centralized helpers that were exposed to help ensure such code was being consistently handled and avoid such problems. The APIs had simply not gotten checked in using them as intended.