Boolean constants can be used directly and do not need to be compared to true or false.
!minted is more concise and readable than minted != true. The !minted expression directly conveys the meaning "if not minted" or "if minted is false," which is much clearer than explicitly comparing minted to true. The latter form, minted != true, adds unnecessary complexity and verbosity to the code.
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