Enable the use of __uint128_t or uint64_t if available
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- new macro directive for detecting if the type `__uint128_t` is available to be use as `cast_t` for 64-bit architectures - the same macro directive modifications aims to also detect the availability of the type `uint64_t` in 32-bit architectures to be use as `cast_t` - modified the workflow to force test programs to use `limb_t` of bit wideness 32 and 16 - disable my old test header library's final test output and replace it with cmake's ctest
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new macro directive for detecting if the type
__uint128_tis available to be use ascast_tfor 64-bit architecturesthe same macro directive modifications aims to also detect the availability of the type
uint64_tin 32-bit architectures to be use ascast_tmodified the workflow to force test programs to use
limb_tof bit wideness 32 and 16disable my old test header library's final test output and replace it with cmake's ctest