Use None::<u64> instead of 0 to denote an absence of value
#14957
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clippy_lints::casts::utils::int_ty_to_nbitsused to return0to indicate that the argument was not an integral type. It is more idiomatic to useOption<u64>as a return type.Also, I've added a few
FIXME:at places where onlyf32andf64are considered, as we now havef16andf128to deal with.changelog: none