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There is no documentation for primitives in core, the only documentation exists in std. I don't think there is any reason for a user to assume that all associated functions and methods on primitive types that are available in std are also available in core.
Some confusing things:
The primitives are not listed in the crate root. See here
The core::primitive module documentation primitives have no links. See here
The the primitive types modules such as core::i32 link to the std documentation for primitives. See here