[6.x] Collapse equal range endpoints in NumberFormatter#14657
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NumberFormatter.formatRange()(and the underlyingIntl.NumberFormat.formatRange()) prefixes the output with an "approximately" sign (~) whenever the start and end values format to the same string — including when they are strictly equal.This updates
NumberFormatterso that when the range endpoints are strictly equal, it falls back to a regularformat()call and returns a single number with no~prefix. When the endpoints differ but happen to round to the same display value, the~is preserved (since that's the case it's meant to signal).Resolves the paginator UI specifically: a listing with one item now reads
1 of 1instead of~1 of 1. Any other range usage in the CP gets the same treatment for free.