Test LWG-4105 ranges::ends_with's Returns misses difference casting
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Closes #4765.
This PR confirms that the resolution is effectively implemented at first by testing two ranges with difference types being an integer type and an integer-class type repectively.
redifference_iterator/redifference_sentinelto<range_algorithm_support.hpp>because I think they will be useful for addressing many difference-type-related issues.