Base 36 constructor

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Issue type
Feature
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javascript
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tooling

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Start by reading the BitSet constructor and the existing toString(base) behavior described in the issue. Determine how a base-36 string could round-trip into a BitSet, and consider the expected behavior of a constructor form such as BitSet(value, 36); done means the intended conversion is implemented or clearly documented.

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Description

Hello, For input, you have 0b101010101010 and 0xa6e etc etc..

You have the ability to do const b36 = BitSet('10101010110101010101010101010').toString(36)
But not sure how to get it back in const bs = BitSet(b36)

I am sure you are gonna say it's not possible.. but I just wanted to confirm that something like BitSet(b36, 36) didn't exist?

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