fix: strip trailing zeros after interior fractional zeros - #72
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The old replace only dropped zeros when the fractional part started with a non-zero digit, so 1.500 became 1.5 while 1.050 stayed 1.050. Fixes visionmedia#69
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Thanks for catching this. The trailing-zero strip only dropped zeros after a fractional part that started with a non-zero digit, so 1.500 became 1.5 while 1.050 stayed 1.050.
This now strips any trailing zeros after the decimal, and the decimal point if nothing is left, which matches the 1536 vs 1075 case. I added a test for both values. fixedDecimals is unchanged.
Fixes #69