Feature/nan zero sign #153
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closes #147 |
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nan and zero floats have sign bits. These should be ignored by sciform formatting since they are not significant for e.g. physical science formatting. They may be relevant for computer science, but
sciformfocuses more on physical science (e.g. BIPM) applications.Especially for nan, even in CS contexts it is very very rare if ever that the sign of nan matters. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21349847/positive-vs-negative-nans/21350299#21350299