MIN and MAX throw on lists of dates, but work on numbers

[cesarParra]

MIN and MAX work on numbers but throw a runtime error on dates.

Repro

expression.Evaluator.run('MIN([3, 1, 2])', someId);                              // => 1
expression.Evaluator.run('MIN([DATE(2026,1,1), DATE(2026,2,1)])', someId);       // runtime error
expression.Evaluator.run('MAX([DATE(2026,1,1), DATE(2026,2,1)])', someId);       // runtime error

Expected: the earliest / latest date.
Actual: a runtime error with an empty message.

Why it matters

"Earliest" and "latest" over a set of child records is one of the most common things a document or
formula wants to say — first activity, last payment, next due date:

Tasks -> MAP(ActivityDate)   then the earliest of those

The workaround is -> SORT(ActivityDate) -> MAP(ActivityDate) -> FIRST(), which works but is
obscure, and SORT + FIRST are doing a job MIN already names.

Environment

Expression 1.52.0.1, Developer Edition scratch org.