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Per [LWG554](https://cplusplus.github.io/LWG/issue554), the rationale is that even if `true / false` traps, the values causing trap are the converted `int` values produced by usual arithmetic conversion, but not the original `bool` values. This is also true for all other non-promoted integer types. As a result, `std::numeric_limits<I>` should be `false` if `I` is a non non-promoted integer type. Fixes #166053.