js type conversion. Why 0 == null // false?

Question

JavaScript

It would seem that
'==' starts casting to a number, i.e.
0 == null
Number(0) == Number(null)
0 === 0
true
In fact
0 == null //false
Why is that? How does it go through the steps?

Answer 1

"Null and undefined are equal == to each other and are not equal to anything else. This hard and fast rule is literally written into the language specification." I. Kantor

Answer 2

Because those are the specifications of the language. Here is the full table: https://dorey.github.io/JavaScript-Equality-Table/
And don't duplicate questions, please - read the language specifications, everything is there.