Use decimals as numbers.to_string/1#14
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Because: In our work we most often need Numbers.to_string return 3200.0 rather than `3.2e3`, therefore this change is closer to the expectation of developers This commit: Changes the output for `Numbers.to_string(3200.0)` from `"3.2e3"` to `"3200.0"`
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Because:
In our work we most often need Numbers.to_string return 3200.0 rather than
3.2e3, therefore this change is closer to the expectation of developersThis commit:
Changes the output for
Numbers.to_string(3200.0)from"3.2e3"to"3200.0"