Bitwise predence not considered.

[PhucXDoan]

Describe the bug
The precedence of bitwise operations (at least for NOT) is not taken into account when compiling. Wrapping parentheses around an expression in the source code does nothing in the compiled Javascript.

Input code (Typescript)

const n = ~~(Math.PI * 10) // n = 31; Multiplication is done first and the then double bitwise NOT operation.

Output code (Javascript)

var n=~~Math.PI*10; // n = 30; The double bitwise NOT operation is done first and then multiplication.

Config

{
	"include"         : ["./ts/*.ts"],
	"compilerOptions" :
	{
		"lib"                          : ["ESNext", "DOM"],
		"target"                       : "ES6",
		"outDir"                       : "./js/",
		"alwaysStrict"                 : true,
		"noImplicitAny"                : true,
		"removeComments"               : true,
		"preserveConstEnums"           : true,
		"watch"                        : true,
		"strictNullChecks"             : true,
		"strictFunctionTypes"          : true,
		"strictPropertyInitialization" : true,
		"strictBindCallApply"          : true,
		"strict"                       : true,
		"pretty"                       : true,
		"noImplicitReturns"            : true,
		"noEmit"                       : true
	}
}

Expected behavior
The parenthesis around the expression should remain and not be omitted in compilation.

Version
The version of @swc/core: 1.2.59

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