numfmt: reject %f values too large to format exactly#12012
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| // reject when formatted output would need 20+ digits |
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can you please move this check into a new function?
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done, extracted into is_too_large_to_format
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Fixes #11936
%N.Mfwas silently lossy for very large ints via the f64 path. Now bails out when the value would need 20+ digits to print, like GNU does.