Print and set state as 64-bit integers
The xoroshiro128+ algorithm is defined using uint64_t types, but we hack it to store the state as double-float's. This is a bit confusing, so add a printer to print the state as an array of two uint64_t's. Adjust init-xoro-state to allow initializing the state using an array of 2 64-bit ints.
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