Fix scientific floating point construction represention#1
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… This fixes the incorrect trucating of decimal point in representer.
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This PR modifies the library to add decimal point to scientific floating point.
For example:
Now:
3e-5would be written as3e-05With changes:
3e-5would be written as3.0e-05These changes are needed to avoiding reading scientific floating points read as string from
yamlwhich is based onyaml 1.1. yaml 1.1 do not regard this!float 3e-5as floating type. Where asruamel.yamlis based onyaml 1.2which treats them as floatOur requirement is to be able to have a yaml file that is consistent with both both libraries