fix: networkipavailabilities: handle scientific notation in IP counts#3639
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Go's JSON decoder converts large integers to float64 when decoding into
interface{}, which causes values ≥ 1e21 to be re-encoded in scientific notation.
big.Int cannot parse that notation, crashing
any List() call that includes a network with a large IPv6 prefix such as /56 or shorter.
Signed-off-by: Bertrand Lanson <bertrand.lanson@protonmail.com>
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Go's JSON decoder converts large integers to float64 when decoding into
interface{}, which causes values ≥ 1e21 to be re-encoded in scientific notation.
big.Int cannot parse that notation, crashing
any List() call that includes a network with a large IPv6 prefix such as /56 or shorter.
Fixes #2233