[Swift 6.0]: Update armstrong number with new testing files #784
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Swift 6.0 introduces the int128 type, allowing for a larger number of tests to be added without external libraries.Seemingly swift doesn't have accurate exponational functions for int128 so we will have to wait a bit further.