Intl Number Input Feature

[ErvinSabic]

This PR Consists of a input that supports the majority of the options offered by Intl.NumberFormat by specifying your locale and the options you would like to use. The majority of the which are supported (Except for Scientific Notation and Compact Notation).

In short:

• This is a text input emulating a number input.
• It shows the number in the user's own locale using the specified options as they type. (thousands separators, decimal mark, minus sign, currency/unit/percent affixes, non‑Latin numerals).
• It will support most of the Intl.NumberFormat options. Save for some edge cases (Ex, typing "2" in a input setup for units, in arabic, for liters might cause unexpected behavior).
• It stores the canonical dot based value through the usual setValue method. Meaning whatever the user types into the input is eventually turned back into a workable number that you can store in a database. Ex: While the text input may show "€ 1,234.56" the data value of the input is 1234.56. When working with percentages, it may show "75%" but the data value is 0.75.
• It rejects or adapts to inputs such as multiple decimal places, too many fraction digits, NaNs, etc. Usually by reverting to a previously valid value.
• The position of the user's input (caret) will adjust based on formatting and inputs.

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[ErvinSabic]

I'll fix these test failures.