Add infinite precision Int type#5675
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This PR adds arbitrary-precision
Intas the default integerA suffixless
1is now an arbitrary-precisionInt(bigintbacked) instead ofInt64, so arithmetic never overflows and needs no suffix; the sized ints (Int8…UInt128) are unchanged.Follow-ups
IntWIP: Migrate the codebase from Int64 to Int #5679Intqueryable inDB.query