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OP_NUM2BIN supports converting a numeric operand that is larger than 4 bytes to a binary vector. This test confirms that behaviour and ensures that future implementations maintain this behaviour

the first operand to OP_NUM2BIN (the number that is to be converted into a binary) is special. It is numeric but can be larger than 4 bytes long and minimal encoding is not required. This revision adds a few tests that confirm this behaviour. - try to squeeze a 3 byte number into a 2 byte binary vector - should generate IMPOSSIBLE_ENCODING error - convert a 5 byte number into a 5 byte binary - should pass - convert a 5 byte number into a 6 byte binary - should pass and pad properly - convert a 5 byte number into a 4 byte binary - should generate IMPOSSIBLE_ENCODING error - convert a 520 byte number into a binary - should pass - convert a number that is not minimally encoded - should pass, minimal encoding does not apply to the first operand - shrink a number that is not minimally encoded - should pass - use non-minimally encoded number for second operand - should fail, must be minimally encoded - use 5 byte second operand - should fail, second operand must be <= 4 bytes long

OP_NUM2BIN supports converting a numeric operand that is larger than 4 bytes to a binary vector.the first operand to OP_NUM2BIN (the number that is to be converted into a binary) is special. It is numeric but can be larger than 4 bytes long and minimal encoding is not required. This revision adds a few tests that confirm this behaviour. - try to squeeze a 3 byte number into a 2 byte binary vector - should generate IMPOSSIBLE_ENCODING error - convert a 5 byte number into a 5 byte binary - should pass - convert a 5 byte number into a 6 byte binary - should pass and pad properly - convert a 5 byte number into a 4 byte binary - should generate IMPOSSIBLE_ENCODING error - convert a 520 byte number into a binary - should pass - convert a number that is not minimally encoded - should pass, minimal encoding does not apply to the first operand - shrink a number that is not minimally encoded - should pass - use non-minimally encoded number for second operand - should fail, must be minimally encoded - use 5 byte second operand - should fail, This test confirms thasecond operand must behaviour and ensures <= 4 bytes long that future implementations maintain this behaviour