fix(compiler): promote narrow integer arithmetic to long (#93)#95
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Arithmetic intrinsics computed in the operand's own type, so narrow integers overflowed or wrapped: (inc Int32/MaxValue) threw instead of giving the long 2147483648. Widen the whole narrow family (Byte, SByte, Int16, UInt16, Int32, UInt32) to Int64, matching ClojureCLR's long-based numeric tower. UInt64 stays as is: it cannot fit Int64, and ClojureCLR promotes it to BigInteger.
…ion (#93) Regenerate the compiler and affected stdlib DLLs across references and both magic-unity variants for the narrow integer promotion fix.
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Closes #93
(inc Int32/MaxValue)threwOverflowExceptioninstead of giving the long 2147483648.promote-unsignedtopromote-integer, widening the whole narrow integer family (Byte,SByte,Int16,UInt16,Int32,UInt32) toInt64, matching ClojureCLR's long-based numeric tower where these types dispatch toLongOps.UInt64stays as is. It cannot widen toInt64losslessly, and ClojureCLR promotes it toBigInteger.referencesand both magic-unity variants.