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Avoid integer literals that won't fit. (#2348) 

Motivation:

While the "giant buffer" test doesn't run on 32-bit systems, it does
need to compile. That means we can't set a pointer to a value that won't
fit into an Int.

Modifications:

Smaller pointers!

Result:

The compile should work again.
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@ -1756,9 +1756,9 @@ class ByteBufferTest: XCTestCase {
// This allocator assumes that we'll never call realloc. // This allocator assumes that we'll never call realloc.
let fakeAllocator = ByteBufferAllocator( let fakeAllocator = ByteBufferAllocator(
hookedMalloc: { _ in .init(bitPattern: 0xdeadbeef) }, hookedMalloc: { _ in .init(bitPattern: 0xdedbeef) },
hookedRealloc: { _, _ in fatalError() }, hookedRealloc: { _, _ in fatalError() },
hookedFree: { precondition($0 == .init(bitPattern: 0xdeadbeef)!) }, hookedFree: { precondition($0 == .init(bitPattern: 0xdedbeef)!) },
hookedMemcpy: {_, _, _ in } hookedMemcpy: {_, _, _ in }
) )