Summary decimal doesn't bound the exponent on parsed input, so something like "1e10000000" is parsed fine but then explodes the memory to more than 7GB if you run e.g. Decimal.add(Decimal.parse("1e10000000"), 1) because for positive exp, the function tail-recurses with coef * 10 and exp - 1 per iteration, growing the bignum coefficient by one digit each step. In the worst case, one request is enough to OOM the BEAM.
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