Description:
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The same issue as Bug#21954,
that 'array_key_exists' warns for large numeric keys!

Bug#21954 is believed to be bogus,
but I don't think so!

From the manual of this function, it says that 
"key can be any value possible for an array index".

Since the statement '$a[2163195907] = "hi";' is acceptable for PHP, the
function should accept 2163195907 as the argument 'key', too.

More, PHP is used as a type-less language, why should I bother from
that?!

Reproduce code:
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<?php
	$a = array();
	$a[2163195907] = "hi";
	echo array_key_exists(2163195907,$a);
?>

Expected result:
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true

Actual result:
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Warning: array_key_exists(): The first argument should be either a
string or an integer in bug.php on line 4

"This is not a bug, the number you are using is NOT an integer because
it's larger then 2^31-1 (the maximum integer value in PHP) and thus it
will be converted to a float."

This hasn't changed, will not change, and is not a bug.