Take, for instance, these constraints:
13c6638b-2162-4010-8b8a-cd489916c3ab,620,Range,"{""minimum_quantity"": ""1957-10-04"", ""maximum_quantity"": ""now""}" d9754c94-b2be-44cf-bcb1-21635b589344,813,Range,"{""minimum_quantity"": ""2001"", ""maximum_quantity"": ""now""}"
Right now, RangeChecker simply takes the minimum value literally as it is, and compares it with PHP’s < operator against the value in the statement, which will be formatted like e. g. +2020-00-00T00:00:00Z (note the leading +). At no point does it attempt to do an actual date comparison, so the results are incorrect.