Return +/- Infinity when a number exceeds the infiniy limits #78
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Hi Andrey,
I'm creating this pull request based on the work that Hao @haoadoresorange did.
@haoadoresorange proposed some improvements after rewriting this project in TypeScript, he is actually busy finishing his graduation thesis (Dorsal laboratory - Polytechnique Montreal), so I will be rewriting them in JavaScript in order to merge them in your main repository.
In this first pull request, we are distinguishing a bad number from an infinite number by returning +/- infinity when the number is higher /lower than the +/- infinity limit.
The unit tests covering that are added too.