Using Ruby BSON gem, release `bson (5.0.0)`.   The BSON::Binary class is not compatible with Ruby's native sorting implementation.  This can be seen with the `SortedSet` and simple `Array` Ruby classes.

Binary data is completely sortable.  This is especially true for Binary Data that encodes UUIDs, which is what we are desire for our specific use case. 

Example:

```

ss = SortedSet[]
bb1 = BSON::Binary.from_uuid(SecureRandom.uuid, :standard)
bb2 = BSON::Binary.from_uuid(SecureRandom.uuid, :standard)

1. The first add performs no comparisons, so it succeeds.
   ss.add(bb1)

1. The second add call compares, and fails.
   ss.add(bb2)

(irb):13:in `<main>': comparison of BSON::Binary with BSON::Binary failed (ArgumentError)

    @hash[o] = true

          ^^^^^^^^^

1. The same thing happens with arrays:
   a1 = [bb1, bb2]
   a1.sort

(irb):18:in `sort': comparison of BSON::Binary with BSON::Binary failed (ArgumentError)

from (irb):18:in `<main>'

```