Rust just defaults to value equality over reference equality. This is true for everything, not just ZSTs.
(I find the post's framing of "it's stored in the borrow checker" to be a bit odd, but I can't put my finger on exactly what it is. The borrow checker doesn't determine these sorts of semantics, it checks for liveliness and aliasing, so "do these pointers alias" isn't inherently not the borrow checker's job, it just strikes me as an odd way to put it. Maybe it's because you don't "ask the borrow checker for that information" really.)
If you want to compare if two pointers point to the same place, you use https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/ptr/fn.eq.html
Rust just defaults to value equality over reference equality. This is true for everything, not just ZSTs.
(I find the post's framing of "it's stored in the borrow checker" to be a bit odd, but I can't put my finger on exactly what it is. The borrow checker doesn't determine these sorts of semantics, it checks for liveliness and aliasing, so "do these pointers alias" isn't inherently not the borrow checker's job, it just strikes me as an odd way to put it. Maybe it's because you don't "ask the borrow checker for that information" really.)