renderer: use the biggest integer type for masking literals (#15482)
On 32-bit system the mask would have a size of 32-bit, which is smaller than the BiggestInt (usually 64-bit) it was masked against. For some reason this only affect 32-bit Windows but not 32-bit Linux. Might just be a difference in how gcc handle out of bound shifts for Windows and Linux.
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@ -257,6 +258,7 @@ macro toRendererBug(n): untyped =
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result = newLit repr(n)
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echo toRendererBug(0o377'i8)
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echo toRendererBug(0o755'i32)
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# bug #12129
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macro foobar() =
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