"Using nullable interface constraint"

static T? ReturnInput<T>(T? t) where T : IComparable? => t; // Notice nullable token (?) after IComparable constraint

var p = ReturnInput<string?>("test"); // No warning. Compiler would warn us if the constraint was 'IComparable' without the nullable token (?)
var q = ReturnInput(3); // No warning. Int32 implements IComparable, so this is fine. 
						// The nullable token (?) on the constraint indicates that the type MAY be nullable, not that it MUST be
var r = ReturnInput<int?>(3); // Doesn't compile. Nullable<T> has never been able to satisfy interface constraints