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Remove traling zeroes when printing floating point numbers#123

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FSMaxB merged 5 commits intodevelopDaveGamble/cJSON:developfrom trim-numbersDaveGamble/cJSON:trim-numbersCopy head branch name to clipboard

Mar 1, 2017

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print_number: Use sprintf's return value
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print_number: Return buffer + offset instead of beginning of the number
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print_number: Remove trailing zeroes (for doubles)
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print_number: Remove unnecessary integer handling
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tests: test trim_trailing_zeroes
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