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Fix incorrect C# value conversions, memory-stream consumption and Lua library string arguments.

• Reject out-of-range int, long, uint and ulong conversions before casting. TryRead returns false instead of clamping or throwing; generated bindings report Lua argument errors. Exclusive double upper bounds handle the rounded 64-bit maxima correctly.
• Return boxed booleans from Read<object>(), preserving object-typed C# arguments and round trips.
• Advance StringStream after reading all content, and preserve nonnumeric input after a failed memory-stream number read. Leading whitespace is scanned once.
• Accept numeric arguments where Lua libraries expect strings, using the platform's number format. Coerce the argument slot as C Lua 5.2 does, including during reentrant debug inspection, while keeping typed C# string reads strict.
• Read file:seek offsets as long, matching the stream API and supporting positions beyond 2 GiB.

For example, string.len(123) now returns 3, reading all of a string-backed stream leaves it at EOF, and reading a number from x12 leaves x12 available for the next read.

Validation

• Release solution builds all four runtime targets without warnings.
• Full runtime suite: 2,697 passed on each .NET 8/10, plus 73 generator tests. After the seek follow-up, all 77 focused conversion and I/O tests pass on each framework.
• Regression cases fail against the original binary. Native Lua 5.2 confirms numeric string coercion and its visibility through debug.getlocal.
• The large-offset seek regression uses a position-only stream, without allocating a large file or buffer.
• CSharpier, diff checks and benchmark --verify pass.
• Paired .NET 10 samples show string workloads about 6–10% faster, unchanged allocations and no host-call slowdown. Direct signed integer reads cost about 2% more for required range validation; unsigned reads improve after removing checked conversion helpers.