refactor(tests): convert unsized integer types to explicit-width types#474
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Summary
int,unsigned int,long, etc. with explicit-width types (int32_t,uint32_t,int64_t,size_t) across all 33 test files undertests/int argc,int sock) preserved as-isTest plan
just format-check(confirmed: exit 0)Closes #174
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