feat(ext.commands): add LargeRange

[EmmmaTech]

Summary

This PR adds support for large numbers (numbers bigger than 2 ** 53 or smaller than -2 ** 53) in a version of commands.Range named commands.LargeRange.

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  • I have formatted the code properly by running task lint
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• This PR fixes an issue
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[onerandomusername]

After reading the comments that @shiftinv has left, I think the best course of action is to leave Range as it currently is. Instead, add a new class called LargeRange (name can be bikeshedded), which switches between the two if needed. In addition, this is large by default, but can switch to float or int if the max is below the threshold.

LargeFloat would not be needed, as it would be a part of LargeRange (again, bikeshed name)

So to summarize, my proposed changes are:

• keep existing implementation of Range the same
• make LargeRange function like existing Range class, but with automatic large support and default to large.
• remove LargeFloat
• create and add any necessary conversion errors

[shiftinv]

As of pyright 1.1.299, using non-generic metaclasses with __getitem__ in type expressions no longer works (which, to be fair, wasn't part of the spec).
This means most of Range and String will have to be rewritten to make use of typing.Annotated in some way.
I'll close this PR for the time being, since this will likely end up being added as part of said rewrite; thank you for the contribution though :)