Refactored Number Coding in FunctionsSerializer

[yakovmanshin]

• Introduced WrappedNumber as a type-safe wrapper for numeric values which have to be encoded / decoded to fit JS limits
• Since numbers other than big integers don’t need special encoding, it’s not necessary to process them separately for each type—all numbers except q and Q are returned as is (just as before)
• For decoding, wrapped numbers are parsed using Swift types Int and UInt
• These changes further reduce the usage of Objective-C types, and make it easier to (de)serialize Functions payloads using Codable in the future

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[ncooke3]

Thanks, @yakovmanshin, for the contribution!