In a test (Jena 3.17), classes that had been declared equivalent were returned by OntClass#listEquivalentClasses but not by OntResource#listSameAs; and individuals that had been declared equivalent were returned by OntResource#listSameAs. Is that expected, OntResource#listSameAs does not list equivalent OntClasses?
There is an OntProperty#listEquivalentProperties. Will this behave similarly to listEquivalentClasses, i.e., not listed by listSameAs but listed by listEquivalentProperties? So is OntResource#listSameAs essentially a proxy for an Individual#listEquivalentIndividuals method?
The Javadoc for OntResource#listSameAs says this will list things "declared to be" the same. What about things that are not declared to be equivalent but are inferred to be equivalent? Or does this really mean all equivalent things?
Where punning is present, will each of these iterators return something if it has that facet, e.g., if a URI is punned as both a class and an individual, then it will be listed by both OntClass#listEquivalentClasses and OntResource@listSameAs (a.k.a. the proxy Individual#listEquivalentIndividuals)?
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