Can't convert BigInt to OmegaNum without returning NaN or Infinity

[James103]

Currently (release 0.5.7), attempting to convert a BigInt value to OmegaNum will return either NaN if the BigInt is being passed in directly or Infinity if the BigInt (whose value is bigger than 2¹⁰²⁴) is converted to a string which is then passed into the OmegaNum constructor.

new OmegaNum(1234n).toString()
'NaN'

new OmegaNum(2n**1234n).toString()
'NaN'

new OmegaNum(String(1234n)).toString()
'1234'

new OmegaNum(String(2n**1234n)).toString()
'Infinity'

The expected output should be 1234 for the 1234n test case and approximately 2.958112e371 for the 2n**1234n test case.

[James103]

The test works as expected in all four cases in both OmegaNum.js and ExpantaNum.js.
Even a string solely consisting of a million 1 digits converts properly (up to precision limitations).

[jakub791]

But that has nothing to do with BigInt?

[James103]

For similar effect, I can construct a BigInt whose value is 9n ** 1048576n and pass it into the OmegaNum (or ExpantaNum) constructor and it will still work and give the expected output (6.216956799074759e1000595).