allow addMemory to support 65536 wasm pages memory
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If wasm uses 65536 pages memory, memory.size() << 16 will be 0 due to overflow.
It causes
assert(start <= end)failed. (end is 0)Actually due to assemblyscript runtime will double the memory each time. It will happened when wasm uses 32768 page and want to grow memory.
This PR wants to avoid this assert failed when wasm use 65536 pages.
fixed: #2653