Fix gas cost overflow for opCall opcode

[Stefan-Ethernal]

Description

This PR introduces a fix to EVM in terms that it checks for overflows in case of opCall gas cost cannot fit uint64. In that case, the gas uint64 overflow error is returned and execution is halted.

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[vcastellm]

LGTM have you been able to reproduce?

[Stefan-Ethernal]

have you been able to reproduce?

Only through the unit test (https://github.com/0xPolygon/polygon-edge/pull/2026/files#diff-6f681b2f9f20cf2822bc04c36bd04e44b02b3048a32313ba05b8d90cd2dbacc3R708-R740), and compared that part with Geth implementation. IMO it is pretty much a corner use case (we would need to have a contract, that invokes other contract and providing nearly math.MaxUint64 for initial gas when calling another contract and EIP-150 hardfork needs to be disabled).