Handle zero input in public bit-clearing helpers - #143
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Ones::last_positive_bit_and_unsetorIntoOnes::last_positive_bit_and_unsetwith zero panics on subtraction in debug builds, while release builds return the block width and leave zero unchanged. Use wrapping subtraction so both builds return the same result, and document the zero-input behavior.Adds regressions for both helpers covering zero, every single-bit position, and repeated removal from an all-ones block.
Validation: all-features debug and release tests, no-default-features tests, doc tests, formatting, Clippy, and a wasm32 no-default-features build. One existing allocation-abort test was excluded after reproducing its failure on the baseline; all remaining tests pass. Both new tests fail on the baseline in debug mode and pass in release mode.
Fixes #132.
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