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fix(BV): Do not build unnormalized values in zero_extend
There is a stupid bug in the [zero_extend] function introduced in OCamlPro#1154: if the high bits of the extended value are known, it can create an unnormalized semantic value, which causes unsoundness. Fix the [zero_extend] function, which is renamed to [zero_extend_to] since it takes as argument the extended size rather than the number of additional bits to add. Move the implementation to the [Bitv] module. To prevent similar failures in the future, an heavy assertion is added in [solve] (where unsoundness would otherwise occur). I also tried to make the [Bitv.abstract] type private again, but that was a pain as it is used in several places in [Bitv_rel], so instead I simplified the code to avoid creating [Bitv.abstract] values from outside of the [Bitv] module where it was easy to do so. No regression tests because I don't believe we can hit the bug with the code in `next`: we are only calling [zero_extend] on variables, so we can never create an unnormalized value this way.
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