Fix: Remove comma formatting from fractional part in decimalScaling

[Rav1Chauhan]

Addressed Issues:

Fixes #70

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Problem

The decimalScaling helper applied intersperseCommas() to the fractional (decimal) portion of the number.

This caused incorrect formatting such as:

0.123,456

Commas should only be used as thousands separators in the integer part, not in the fractional part.

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