Fix default format(float) result when the number is too big #2307
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Before this change, format(1e16) returns '10000000000000000.0' in RustPython while CPython 3.7 returns '1e+16'. After this change, format(1e16) returns '1e+16' in RustPython too.
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| // Using the Debug format here to prevent the automatic conversion of floats | ||
| // ending in .0 to their integer representation (e.g., 1.0 -> 1) |
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Before this change, format(1e16) returns '10000000000000000.0' in RustPython while CPython 3.7 returns '1e+16'.
After this change, format(1e16) returns '1e+16' in RustPython too.