Add test for Number.MIN_VALUE's value#5025
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For #5027, someone will need to find time to review it, as it isn't simple enough to be done in a short time like the |
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There where no tests in place to actually test what
Number.MIN_VALUEis. The testsuite would happily accept any value, negative or high positive ones.I dividing the
Number.MIN_VALUEby 2 and check if it is 0 as the spec mentions denormalized values which we need to account for here.I checked that the test passes in Yavashark (my own JS Engine) and from looking at all other Engines they should pass this new test too.