fix(lang): a template inside another's hole, and integer literals past 2^31 - 1

A template literal nested in a {...} hole crashed the parser: the outer
literal ended at the inner backtick. The lexer (and ludic-fmt's) now
reads a hole as code, taking strings, chars and templates in it whole.
A decimal literal past 2147483647, or a hex one of more than eight
digits, was wrapped into a negative int; it is a long with its value
now, and giving one to an int is refused. Reseed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

examples/lang/long_literals.ludic

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+# long_literals.ludic — a decimal literal past 2^31 - 1 is a long and keeps its value; so is a hex
+# literal of more than eight digits (past 2^63 it wraps, as the bits say). Eight hex digits or
+# fewer stay a 32-bit pattern (0xFFFFFFFF is -1, as it always was).
+#
+# Running it prints:  4294967295 3988292384 -4294967296 1099511627776 -3750763034362895579 -1 1
+program LongLiterals {
+  const MASK: long = 4294967295
+  var poly: long = 3988292384
+  function neg() -> long { return -4294967296 }
+  entry {
+    let big = 0x10000000000
+    let fnv = 0xcbf29ce484222325
+    let small = 0xFFFFFFFF
+    print(`{MASK} {poly} {neg()} {big} {fnv} {small} {MASK > long(2147483647)}`)
+  }
+}

examples/lang/nested_templates.ludic

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+# nested_templates.ludic — a template literal inside another's hole is one expression: the outer
+# literal ends at its own backtick, not at the inner one's. A brace or a backtick inside a string in
+# a hole is text, and {{ }} are still literal braces.
+#
+# Running it prints:  outer [inner 3 {x}] "`}" end
+program NestedTemplates {
+  function wrap(s: string) -> string { return `[{s}]` }
+  entry {
+    let n = 3
+    print(`outer {wrap(`inner {n} {{x}}`)} {"\"`}\""} end`)
+  }
+}