[Finder] Fix using == as default operator in DateComparator
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Thank you @MatTheCat. |
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$matchescan only containnullwhen passing thePREG_UNMATCHED_AS_NULLflag. Since the culprit code line predates PHP 7.2 I made it check for an empty string rather thannull, as @GlucNAc suggested.