Tighten int(/long) and float encodable? checks #85
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@LostKobrakai can you rebase with the latest? |
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These were what made the property test (#78) fail, as it would try to encode values not encodable as int/float in unions having int/float before long/double. This will also make sure the library won't consider integers not fitting into a 64bit long field to be encodable.