Issue #66099 - Added the upper and lower bounds to the documentation of all integer types.

[segfaultsourcery]

I quickly came to the realization that the only way to reliably get the numbers is to hard-code them and pass them through to the macros int_module! and uint_module!. I've changed the code, run through the tests, and seen that the documentation does update in the appropriate places.

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[segfaultsourcery]

This is in response to issue 66099, #66099

I'll gladly spend some more time refining this until it fits your style better.

[JohnCSimon]

Ping from triage:
@cramertj Can you please review this PR and provide any additional feedback to segfaultsourcery? Thanks.

[ohadravid]

I'm also trying to solve this more generally in #66221

[cramertj]

This PR seems fine to me, but it might not be a bad idea to wait and see if #66221 can land, making this unnecessary.

[segfaultsourcery]

I can't believe I missed #66221. I hope it lands, it's a really nice idea.

[jplatte]

Since #66221 has been merged, I think this can be closed.