:math.pow can't handle arbitrarily-large integers #5
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`:math.pow` and `Enum.random` both fail when `opts.size` hits 309, limiting how large an integer size you can generate. Used a custom `pow` implementation that will support arbitrarily-large ints, then passing those to `:crypto.rand_uniform`, which should avoid those limitations.
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:math.powandEnum.randomboth fail whenopts.sizehits 309, limitinghow large an integer size you can generate. Used a custom
powimplementation that will support arbitrarily-large ints, then passing
those to
:crypto.rand_uniform, which should avoid those limitations.