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Improve integer type under certain conditions.
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Some flashcarts may be old (which would include old 64drive's), and not
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Prefer `kbit` and `Mbit` instead of ambiguous `K` for save type units
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This PR implements 64drive support
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This PR shows a possible way forward for adding support for emulators.
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