[feat] Add overflow check for uint64_t/size_t in TypeTraits<Int>::CopyToAnyView

[nan2088]

Related discussion here #357
Adds runtime overflow detection when converting unsigned 64-bit integers (uint64_t or size_t) to int64_t in TVM FFI Any.

128-bit signed integers (if exists) are not considered.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a crucial runtime overflow detection mechanism within the TVM FFI's Any type conversion logic. It specifically targets conversions of large unsigned 64-bit integers (uint64_t or size_t) to int64_t, which previously could lead to silent data loss. By throwing an OverflowError when such a condition is met, the change ensures data integrity and forces developers to explicitly handle potential value truncations, making the system more robust and predictable.

Highlights

• Overflow Check for Unsigned Integers: Implemented a runtime overflow check for uint64_t and size_t when they are converted to int64_t within the TypeTraits<Int>::CopyToAnyView function in TVM FFI.
• Error Handling: Introduced an OverflowError exception that is thrown if an unsigned 64-bit integer value exceeds the maximum capacity of int64_t during conversion, preventing silent data truncation.
• Test Coverage: Added a new test case to test_any.cc to specifically verify that the OverflowError is correctly thrown when an uint64_t value larger than INT64_MAX is assigned to an Any object.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a valuable overflow check when converting unsigned 64-bit integers to int64_t within the TVM FFI, preventing potential data corruption. The implementation in type_traits.h is clean, using if constexpr to ensure the check is only applied where necessary, with no performance impact on other types. The new test case in test_any.cc effectively validates this new safety feature. I have one minor suggestion for the test file to improve its portability.