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I’ve searched google for an explanation of what the Range parameter does but found nothing, so I’m putting my trust in you to explain what the difference is in setting Range.Inclusive or Range.Exclusive when using It.IsInRange(TValue from, TValue to, Range rangeKind)?
I do not know for sure, but I would assume that inclusive means that the values that you provide for the range are part of the range and exclusive means that they are not part of the range:
inclusive: lower bound <= x <= upper bound
exclusive: lower bound < x < upper bound