Add a Value type to represent a value in RAM#6
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This does add quite a bit of complexity to the program, but it was a nice way to learn more about rust traits and things, and it also means that wrapping (to keep values within
-999..999) is guaranteed to work properly when adding and subtracting numbers.In the future, this new stuct could make it easier to support different word lengths for the CPU, e.g. to make it a 16-bit or 32-bit CPU. Or this PR may have made that much harder for myself. I'm not quite sure yet.