Adding all Currencies to also have Currency<bigint>

[reckter]

Adding an additional 168-bigint to the amendments folder. that contain all currencies in Currency<bigint> format.
I am not sure wether this is the right place or even way of doing it, but as they are currently missing, I thought providing one proposal on how to solve this might be a good idea.

Let me know your thoughts on this, happy to move the folder / or do something completely different :)

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[johnhooks]

I agree, adding BigInt currencies makes sense. Though for packaging as an umd, separating the number and BigInt currencies seems like a better idea to me, just like the calculators.

[sarahdayan]

Yes, creating two packages in the same fashion as the calculators seems like the right way to go.

[johnhooks]

I just created PR #665 it moves the currencies packages to currencies-number. If @sarahdayan thinks this is the way forward, @reckter could you modify this PR to create a new currencies-bigint package?

Also just a though, to avoid duplication, would making a script to generate the currency files be a better approach? All the data could be in a single json file.

[sarahdayan]

@johnhooks Totally agree that we should generate the currencies. The currency package could actually be repurposed into it, holding a single TypeScript or JSON file with the definitions. Users could reuse it to generate currency packages for custom amount data structure.

[reckter]

@johnhooks Looking at #670, it should be fairly trivial with that to implement this PR, so will look into that after it has been merged. (Feel free to just go ahead yourself, If I take to long 😅 ). Thanks for picking this up again 🍺 !

[johnhooks]

Sounds good!