Split and move `@num.Num` into `@math.Num` parts

[fantix]

As mentioned in #36, this PR proposes breaking down the Num trait into finer pieces so that the implementations don't always have to fulfill the complete Num trait.

Refs #49

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a reorganization and enhancement of numerical operations within the project. Key modifications include the removal of the test_num function and its tests across various modules, indicating a shift towards a centralized approach to numerical testing and operations. The introduction of a new math module consolidates arithmetic and trigonometric functions, along with traits for numerical computing. This restructure aims to streamline numeric type operations and testing, improving modularity and maintainability.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
double/double.mbt, int/int.mbt, int64/int64.mbt	Removed test_num function and associated test cases, streamlining arithmetic operations testing.
double/moon.pkg.json, int/moon.pkg.json, int64/moon.pkg.json, ref/moon.pkg.json	Updated imports, removing "moonbitlang/core/num" and adjusting to the new structure.
math/README.md	Introduced an overview of the new Moonbit/Core Math module.
math/arithmetic.mbt, math/test.mbt	Added new traits for arithmetic operations and a test suite for numeric operations.
math/moon.pkg.json	Added declarations for int and int64, enhancing the module's functionality.
ref/ref.mbt	Updated type constraints for incr and decr functions to align with the new arithmetic traits.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:

Project coverage is 84.49%. Comparing base (b4e3847) to head (a96f518).

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[bobzhang]

feel free to reopen it if you have continued interest

[fantix]

Sure, though, this has now been moved to X, right?