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fix int overflow hang in DfpMath.pow for exponents above 2^30 - #346
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DfpMath.pow(Dfp, int) doubles an int trial counter until it exceeds the exponent, so any exponent beyond 2^30 in magnitude (reachable through Dfp.pow(int) and Dfp.scalb(int)) overflows the counter and the inner loop spins forever, and Integer.MIN_VALUE also survives the a = -a negation; carrying the exponent and the counter as long removes both overflows and leaves results for smaller exponents unchanged.