Permission checking will fail after UseApplicationCommands

There is an issue where permission checking will fail for flags defined after UseApplicationCommands. This is because permission flags above 31 require left-shifting beyond 1 << 31, which is not possible for Luau's bit32 library because it uses 32-bit numbers. **Edit:** This can be fixed by using the mathematical equivalent, `2^n`, where n is the second param passed to `bit32.lshift` when defining permission flags. Usage of `bit32.band` in the `DiscordPermission` can be fixed by splitting 64-bit numbers into two 32-bit parts (high & low) and then joining them back together. Sample code (with appropriate typing) for bit32.band extended to 64-bit numbers: ```lua local function band(...: number): number local args = {...} local high, low = (args[1] / 0x100000000), (args[1] % 0x100000000) for i = 2, #args do local x = args[i] local high2, low2 = (x / 0x100000000), (x % 0x100000000) high = bit32.band(high, high2) low = bit32.band(low, low2) end high = bit32.rshift(high, 1) * 2 + bit32.band(high, 1) low = bit32.rshift(low, 1) * 2 + bit32.band(low, 1) return (high * 2^32) + (low % 2^32) end ``` This concept can be extended to other bit32 functions. You can confirm this by trying something such as `band(0xFFFFFFFF00000000, 0x0000FFFF00000000)` vs. `bit32.band(0xFFFFFFFF00000000, 0x0000FFFF00000000)`. The first result is what you will get if you compare with Lua 5.4 and run `print(0xFFFFFFFF00000000 & 0x0000FFFF00000000)`