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Comparisons can be asymmetric when one benedict owns its contents and another wraps a dictionary. After the backing dictionary changes, owned == wrapped reads the wrapper's stale inherited dict storage, while wrapped == owned reads its current contents. Inequality has the same problem.

Resolve a wrapped right-hand operand before delegating equality and inequality. The regression exercises BaseDict and public benedict, both operand orders, changed/added/deleted keys and matching/nonmatching contents. Existing reflected-comparison tests continue to pass.

Validation on Python 3.13 with the repository's test requirements: the baseline runs 990 tests successfully; the new regression fails in six subcases before the fix; all 991 tests pass afterward. Changed-file Ruff lint/format and full package mypy checks pass.

Disclosure: Codex produced this fix and description during a code audit and ran the checks locally. No production incident or human review is claimed.