Update::replyTo() type hint fails on 32-bit PHP

[jsmitty12]

Twitter message ids are very large, and are too big to be represented by a 32-bit integer. The int type hint on the declaration of \PeeHaa\AsyncTwitter\Api\Request\Status\Update::replyTo() causes a TypeError on 32-bit PHP:

TypeError: Argument 1 passed to PeeHaa\AsyncTwitter\Api\Request\Status\Update::replyTo() must be of the type integer, float given, called in D:\projects\phptek-asynch\twitter-bot.php on line 43 in D:\projects\phptek-asynch\vendor\peehaa\async-twitter\src\Api\Request\Status\Update.php on line 19

Originally I was thinking that this could be avoided by simply removing the type hints, but my testing shows that it won't work because PHP converts the integer to a floating point, losing some precision in the process as show in this partial print_r output of a status update:
Array ( [created_at] => Wed May 24 01:21:10 +0000 2017 [id] => 8.6718869400397E+17 [id_str] => 867188694003974148 )
The only solution is to require 64-bit PHP.

[PeeHaa]

Yes. It was a choice to not support 32 bits systems assuming most people will run 64b anyway.

I could just convert all the overflowing integers to strings.

I am not too attached to keeping it ints if people are actually still running on 32b systems. It's all fine by me.