Adapted code to new structure of ranges.

libraries/stdlib/test/CollectionTest.kt

@@ -382,7 +382,6 @@ class CollectionTest {
         val indices = data.indices
         assertEquals(0, indices.start)
         assertEquals(1, indices.end)
-        assertEquals(2, indices.size)
 
         assertEquals(indices, data.size. indices)
     }

libraries/stdlib/test/language/RangeTest.kt

@@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ class RangeTest {
     test fun upRange() {
         val range = 0.rangeTo(9)
         println("Have created up range: $range")
-        assertEquals(10, range.size)
         assertTrue(range.contains(0))
         assertTrue(range.contains(1))
         assertTrue(range.contains(9))
@@ -17,7 +16,6 @@ class RangeTest {
     test fun downRange() {
         val range = 9.downTo(0)
         println("Have created down range: $range")
-        assertEquals(10, range.size)
         assertTrue(range.contains(0))
         assertTrue(range.contains(1))
         assertTrue(range.contains(9))
@@ -27,19 +25,14 @@ class RangeTest {
     test fun reversedRanges() {
         val intRange = 0..9
         val reversedIntRange = intRange.reversed()
-        assertEquals(10, reversedIntRange.size)
         assertEquals(9, reversedIntRange.start)
         assertEquals(0, reversedIntRange.end)
-        assertEquals(intRange, reversedIntRange.reversed())
+        assertEquals(intRange.toList(), reversedIntRange.reversed().toList())
 
         val doubleRange = 0.0..9.0
         val reversedDoubleRange = doubleRange.reversed()
-        assertEquals(9.0, reversedDoubleRange.size)
         assertEquals(9.0, reversedDoubleRange.start)
         assertEquals(0.0, reversedDoubleRange.end)
-        assertEquals(doubleRange, reversedDoubleRange.reversed())
-
-        assertEquals(IntRange.EMPTY, IntRange.EMPTY.reversed())
-        assertEquals(FloatRange.EMPTY, FloatRange.EMPTY.reversed())
+        assertEquals(doubleRange.toList(), reversedDoubleRange.reversed().toList())
     }
 }