Extend Hindi (HI) number system to महागण (10^41)#662
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Fixes # by extending the Hindi number scale
Changes proposed in this pull request:
lang_HI.pyhigh_numwordsfrom खरब (10^11) all the way toमहागण (10^41), covering the full classical Indian numbering system:
नील, पद्म, शंख, महाशंख, अंत्या, महाअंत्या, मध्या, महामध्या,
अशोहिणी, महा अशोहिणी, ओम, महाओम, गण, महागण
tests/test_hi.py— corrected ख़रब → खरब in existing casesand added 18 new cardinal test cases, one per new unit
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The Indian number system uses a 2-power grouping above हज़ार (10^3),
unlike the Western 3-power (million/billion) system. The names and
scale follow the Vedic tradition documented in:
Sources: