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When given a lazy list as the argument, .polymod divides until the original
number given by the invocant reaches zero. That works when the lazy list is
infinite, but when it isn't, we lose the final remainder. This affects both the
Int and Real implementations. Here's a sample program demonstrating the issue:
say 42.polymod: 2, 3;
say 42.polymod: lazy 2, 3;
say 42.Rat.polymod: 2, 3;
say 42.Rat.polymod: lazy 2, 3;
# OUTPUT:
# (0 0 7)
# (0 0)
# (0 0 7)
# (0 0)
