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11. Section 4.4.1: The last sentence of this section specifies that all canonical EXI processors MUST support arbitrarily large integer values. This means there will be some canonical EXI documents that devices without support for arbitrarily large integers cannot process. Recommend you consider updating this definition so it is possible to generate a canonical representation for any EXI document that any device that meets the minimum EXI processing requirements can handle. In particular, recommend you consider changing this definition such that canonical EXI processors MUST represent all Unsigned Integer values using the Unsigned Integer datatype representation when strict is true. However, when strict is false canonical EXI processors must represent Unsigned Integer values greater than 2147483647 using the String datatype representation. This would enable devices with limited capabilities to at least read, display and retransmit arbitrarily large values — even if they don’t have the capability to process them.