Are there any plans that would allow using opEqual or opCmp operators with simd?

My use case is that I have arrays, and I need to verify that ALL the elements in my array are comprised between two values (in this specific case 10 and 93).

I was hoping I would be able to use:
ubyte[] arr = ...
if (arr []< 10 || arr[]> 93) throw Exception();

But that doesn't seem to work.

Neither does simple opEqual comparison.
//Make sure arr is initialized to 0
if (arr[] != 0)

Is this a "never thought of this and not implemented" issue, or is there a reason that simd can't do this? I find it strange, since simd allows for straight up array to array opEquals, but not array to value?

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Anybody have any idea as a workaround? My program has very high data throughput, and never actually handles the array elements individually, just manipulates them simd chunks at once. Validating the content is important, but performance is taking a real toll...

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