fix: Integer conversion logic #394
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Digits10Count(T val) previously used `val = -val` to obtain the magnitude for negative signed integers. This causes signed overflow for the most negative representable value (e.g. INT_MIN, LLONG_MIN), resulting in undefined behavior. The fix mirrors the logic used in the string-conversion code: convert the value to its corresponding unsigned type and use a modular negation (`U(0) - U(val)`) to obtain the magnitude safely and portably. This ensures correct digit counting for all integral types without invoking UB. Additional improvements: - Decay T to remove cv/ref qualifiers before applying type traits. - Use std::make_unsigned_t for consistent unsigned magnitude handling.
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The current impl has a bug with signed integer minimum values