docs(builtin): expand documentation for integer min/max/clamp - #4166
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`Int64::min`, `Int64::max`, `Int64::clamp`, `UInt::min`, `UInt::max` and `UInt::clamp` carried one-line comments while their documented siblings follow the full structure. Bring all six to the same level: semantics, parameters, return behavior (including the abort when `min > max` in `clamp`) and executable examples. Continues moonbitlang#623
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Continues #623 (improve comment coverage for builtin).
Int64::min,Int64::max,Int64::clamp,UInt::min,UInt::maxandUInt::clampcurrently carry one-line comments. These are the only integer types with themin/max/clampfamily, so this completes the family's documentation:min > maxinclampmbt checkexamples in the existinginspectstyleDocumentation-only change; no signatures or behavior are affected.