Use minimum necessary division precision in BigDecimal_DoDivmod#371
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Integer division part of a.divmod(b) only needs (a.exponent-b.exponent+1) digits precision.
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Improve performance of
divanddivmodin some case.In the above example,
divneeds to calculate division with 2-digits precision. But it was internally calculating with 200000-digits precision.This pull request also fixes the cause of this bug (found while adding test)
but this bug was fixed by a side effect of #377