32b and 64b constants (or Mersenne fn)

[Rudxain]

Having constants for the maximum and minimum 32bit and 64bit values is useful, especially for bit-masking, and clamping

[peterolson]

Out of scope for this library. Since this allows integers of arbitrary size, there is nothing particularly special about 32-bit or 64-bit numbers, compared to, say, 128-bit numbers or 256-bit numbers.

These values should be easy enough to define in your own code.

[Rudxain]

What about having a function to generate a n-bit Mersenne number? Doing bigInt.one.shiftLeft(n).prev() or bigInt.minusOne.shiftLeft(n).not() is more cumbersome than bigInt.mersenne(n)

[peterolson]

Fairly niche function and easy enough to implement in userland.

[Rudxain]

Fair enough