[LLDB][Minidump] Fix bug in generating 64b memory minidumps (#141995) In #129307, we introduced read write in chunks, and during the final revision of the PR I changed the behavior for 64b memory regions and did not test an actual 64b memory range. This caused LLDB to crash whenever we generated a 64b memory region. 64b regions has been a problem in testing for some time as it's a waste of test resources to generation a 5gb+ Minidump. I will work with @clayborg and @labath to come up with a way to specify creating a 64b list instead of a 32b list (likely via the yamilizer).
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