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64 bit (or larger) default world size

It would be nice to have 64 bit worlds in vanilla, considering that real infinite worlds are possible with BigInteger (albeit with preformance compromises) and long values. Someone has already technically done this in 1.2.5 and it worked just fine. Basically, the 30 million limit in current minecraft is much too small, and considering most modern processor can handle values up to 9.223 quintillion, I think Mojang can do better here.
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    Recently, a major breakthrough was made in Java edition with the BigInt and BigDecimals mods. Terrain can generate all the way to a mind-boggling 10^51 blocks from the center of the world. The best part is that it results in hitbox precision being fixed, therefore fixing the Stripe Lands. Why wouldn't Bedrock do the same thing, although things could be different?