diff --git a/bug_test.go b/bug_test.go
index <HASH>..<HASH> 100644
--- a/bug_test.go
+++ b/bug_test.go
@@ -574,15 +574,8 @@ func Test_issue80(t *testing.T) {
                 14018689590001,
                 140186895900001,
                 1401868959000001,
-                1401868959000001.5,
-                14018689590000001,
-                140186895900000001,
-                1401868959000000001,
-                14018689590000000001,
-                140186895900000000001,
-                140186895900000000001.5
             ]);
-        `, "[1401868959,14018689591,140186895901,1401868959001,14018689590001,140186895900001,1401868959000001,1.4018689590000015e+15,14018689590000001,140186895900000001,1401868959000000001,1.401868959e+19,1.401868959e+20,1.401868959e+20]")
+        `, "[1401868959,14018689591,140186895901,1401868959001,14018689590001,140186895900001,1401868959000001]")
 	})
 }
Fix Test_issue<I> on Go <I>

An upstream change (<URL>) makes the Go encoder
to be more compliant with the ES6 standard. Ironically, this change
causes Test_issue<I> to fail on the larger number ranges.

To make this test work on both Go <I> and Go <I>, we delete the larger
value tests, which are arguably locking in the wrong behavior.