boltons OrderedMultiDict.__eq__ silently returns True for dicts with different values

Python OrderedMultiDict.eq silently returns True for dicts with different values. When comparing an OMD against a plain dict, the equality method checks that keys exist in both but discards the value comparison result — other[k] == self[k] is computed but its return value is thrown away. So OMD([('a', 1), ('b', 2)]) == {'a': 999, 'b': 2} incorrectly returns True. The fix is changing the dead expression statement to if other[k] != self[k]: return False. This pattern can appear in any custom eq with a multi-branch comparison path where one branch was written as a bare expression instead of a conditional.