Jorropo 554a3c51dc cmd/compile: use min & max builtins to assert constant bounds in prove's tests
I've originally used |= and &= to setup assumptions exploitable by the
operation under test but theses have multiple issues making it poor
for this usecase:
- &= does not pass the minimum value as-is, rather always set it to 0
- |= rounds up the max value to a number of the same length with all ones set
- I've never implemented them to work with negative signed numbers

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