[release/6.0-rc2] Generic Math Preview - Use correct NumberStyle when parsing double and float #59366
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Backport of #59205 to release/6.0-rc2
/cc @tannergooding @7rakir
Customer Impact
Customers using the new generic math preview feature will not be able to use
IParseable<float>
,IParseable<double>
orIParseable<Half>
and have it work for anything except strings containing integers.They would need to fallback to the parse methods exposed by
INumber<T>
that take aNumberStyles
instead.Testing
Additional tests were duplicated and updated to explicitly cover the generic math scenario.
Risk
Low. This is a small fix for a preview API that requires explicit opt-in to consume.