Add minDecimals to output of getFormatInfo() - #79
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I found that when I was trying to use
getFormatInfo()to get metadata about formats that "0.0" and "0.#", the info function returned the exact sameFormatInfoobjects.To differentiate them, I thought it was natural to support a
minDecimalsproperty as part ofFormatInfo. This PR adds the ability to return this metadata.Supporting something like
minDecimalswould help pass correct downstream information to other functionality, like compaction of numbers using something like Intl.NumberFormat, settingminimumFractionDigitsandmaximumFractionDigits(see MDN).AI note: I used GPT 5.4 Sol to initially author the PR, but then personally reviewed all code/doc changes.