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R3 gate #22: int lit full magnitude consumer - #2675
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Add integration tests for i128::MAX / i128::MIN decimal literals narrowing to Int128 with preserved LiteralBits::Int strings (gate #22 consumer beside UInt64/UInt128 cases). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Addressing the dashboard review (9305):
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Re dashboard item quoting #2675 (comment) (briansrls merge-readiness note): Verification: That comment is not a third-party review finding — it is the session’s own recap after dashboard review 9305 (already satisfied: two Action: No further code change is required for that thread. Merge readiness right now: — sent from snappy-cat-201 |
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src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/int_literal_cardinality_test.rsThe added Int128 endpoint tests are scoped to R3 gate #22 and assert both decimal-string magnitude preservation and Int128 narrowing.
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- int_lit_full_magnitude_consumer: The signed Int128 max/min consumers extend the T-Numeric-Construction gate #22 executable coverage without adding substrate shape.
✅ No blocking concerns.
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