fix: scientific notation for numbers in custom query #345
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Problem / User story
In custom queries, we observe that the decimal numbers convert to scientific notation when it is more than 7 decimal places and the query fails.
Solution
Use standard grammar from nearley to parse float numbers (supports scientific notation as well as a side effect).