♻️Use named arguments for significantDigits

Author: angularsen

UnitsNet.Tests/CustomCode/AmplitudeRatioTests.cs

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ public void ExpectAmplitudeRatioConvertedToVoltageCorrectly(double amplitudeRati
         {
             // Voltage increases by powers of 10 for every 20 dBV increase in amplitude ratio.
             AmplitudeRatio ar = AmplitudeRatio.FromDecibelVolts(amplitudeRatio);
-            
+
             var actual = ar.ToElectricPotential().Volts;
             Assert.Equal(expected, actual);
         }

UnitsNet.Tests/CustomCode/PressureTests.cs

@@ -286,14 +286,14 @@ public void PressureDividedByTimeSpanEqualsPressureChangeRate()
         [Fact]
         public void PressureFromElevation_ConvertsWithRounding()
         {
-            var pressureFromElevation = Pressure.FromElevation(new Length(129149.9769457631m, LengthUnit.Foot), 13);
+            var pressureFromElevation = Pressure.FromElevation(new Length(129149.9769457631m, LengthUnit.Foot), significantDigits: 13);
             Assert.Equal(1, pressureFromElevation.Pascals);
         }
 
         [Fact]
         public void ElevationFromPressure_ConvertsWithRounding()
         {
-            Length elevationFromPressure = Pressure.FromPascals(1).ToElevation(15);
+            Length elevationFromPressure = Pressure.FromPascals(1).ToElevation(significantDigits: 15);
             Assert.Equal(LengthUnit.Foot, elevationFromPressure.Unit);
             Assert.Equal(129149.976945763m, elevationFromPressure.Value);
         }