Hi Folks,

I just found a bug in an edge case in #truncated primitive in 64 bits
Cog Spur (tested on Linux, both in Cuis and Squeak). It is when
#truncated a Float that is slightly larger than SmallInteger maxVal.

SmallInteger maxVal   -->  1152921504606846975

If we take (1152921504606846975.0 predecessor), to ensure a Float that
still fits in a SmallInteger, everything works fine:

1152921504606846975.0 predecessor asTrueFraction   -->  1152921504606846848
1152921504606846975.0 predecessor asTrueFraction   -->  class SmallInteger
1152921504606846975.0 predecessor truncated   -->  1152921504606846848

But taking 1152921504606846976.0:

1152921504606846976.0 asTrueFraction   -->  1152921504606846976 (correct
result)
1152921504606846976.0 asTrueFraction class   -->  LargePositiveInteger
(ok. Doesn't fit in SmallInteger)
1152921504606846976.0 truncated   -->  -1152921504606846976

The primitive is answering SmallInteger minVal, (a negative number!) but
it should fail, as the correct result doesn't fit in a SmallInteger.

Thanks,

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