fix: prevent arithmetic overflow crash#97
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raulriera wants to merge 3 commits intorefactor-new-serverfrom
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fix: prevent arithmetic overflow crash#97raulriera wants to merge 3 commits intorefactor-new-serverfrom
raulriera wants to merge 3 commits intorefactor-new-serverfrom
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This was preventing the tests from running (I really need to start running the tests in Xcode Cloud)
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This pull request focuses on improving the safety and correctness of currency calculations and comparisons, particularly for high-rate currencies that could previously cause UInt64 overflows. The changes introduce overflow checks, safer comparison logic, and comprehensive tests to ensure robust handling of large values and different decimal precisions.