[spec] clojure.spec/double-in should allow strict greater-than, less-than tests

clojure.spec/double-in defines a spec that tests whether a double is greater than or equal to a minimum value and less than or equal to a maximum value. This seems like an arbitrary choice from the point of view of mathematics and practical concerns. Sometimes you need to test whether a double is greater than a minimum or less than a maximum. Example: The application will divide by the tested double later.

Of course we can add tests to double-in, e.g. like

but

might be clearer if double-in's NaN and Infinity tests aren't needed.

Why not have a common interface to all four interval tests? Rather than four different spec functions, which is one option, I suppose, I suggest adding two keywords to double-in. When true, these would change the >= or <= tests to > or < tests:

:min-greater

(or? :min+, :min-greater-than, :greater-than-min, :strict-min, :min-open, or possibly :infinmum, :inf, but that could be misleading)

:max-less

(or :max- :max-less-than, :less-than-max, :strict-max, :max-open, or possibly :supremum, :sup etc.)

For example,

would return false, but

would return true.

Default values for these keywords should probably be false, for compatibility with the current definition of double-in.