Update code comment after bumping block size to 256.#15177
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The flag we store at the beginning of every block is either 0 if the block is dense, a positive integer storing the number of bits per value if encoded with FOR-delta, or a negative number storing the opposite of the number of longs required when encoded as a bit set. This PR updates the comment that explains why we're guaranteed to not overflow a byte with the number of required longs.
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The flag we store at the beginning of every block is either 0 if the block is dense, a positive integer storing the number of bits per value if encoded with FOR-delta, or a negative number storing the opposite of the number of longs required when encoded as a bit set.
This PR updates the comment that explains why we're guaranteed to not overflow a byte with the number of required longs.