The previous implementation used strtol() for parsing hex literals, which only supports up to 32-bit values on 32-bit architectures. This caused hex literals larger than 0x7FFFFFFF to overflow or fail. Changed to strtoll() which guarantees 64-bit parsing regardless of platform word size. Also updated the error message to include the actual sizeof(long int) for debugging, uncommented the previously disabled 64-bit hex literal examples in syntax.wren, and added a test case for 0xdeadbeef to verify the fix works correctly.
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var x = 0xFF
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System.print(x) // expect: 255
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System.print(x + 1) // expect: 256
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System.print(x == 255) // expect: true
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System.print(0x09 is Num) // expect: true
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System.print(x is Num) // expect: true
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System.print(-0xFF) // expect: -255
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System.print(0xdeadbeef) // expect: 3735928559
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