Use Buffer slice will have wrong result when end is larger than int32.

`[1,2,3].slice(1,3)` return ` [2, 3]`, it's ok.

`Array.from( Buffer.from([1,2,3]).slice(1,3) )` return `[2,3]`, it's ok.

`Array.from( Buffer.from([1,2,3]).slice(1,Math.pow(2,32)) )` return `[]` , it's wrong result.

In node `Buffer`, there is comment:
` // Use Math.trunc() to convert offset to an integer value that can be larger`
` // than an Int32. Hence, don't use offset | 0 or similar techniques.`

In this package, `Buffer` use `~`, can't work with larger than int32 number.