Godot Editor math not as expected; float results becoming ints

[CitrusWire]

Godot version:
3.2.3

OS/device including version:
Win 7

Issue description:
Editor math (i.e. type 1*2 in transform position) is awesome. But if a number contains only integers you get the wrong result if it should be a float; it always rounds it to a integer.

Steps to reproduce:
1/2.0 == 0.5
1/2 == 0 (Wrong)

But conversely, if the input has a float in, you get back an integer.
2*0.5 == 1
1/0.5 == 2

Rounding float results to integers if the two inputs are integers is rarely going to be the desired outcome. While it can be worked around, it's non-obvious what's going on (I only recognised it quickly because I've seen it before.)

Minimal reproduction project:

[Zireael07]

If you type only integers, you get integers back (there are no "float results" involved). This is working as expected imho.

[CitrusWire]

If you type only integers, you get integers back (there are no "float results" involved). This is working as expected imho.

What do you type into a calculator when you want to halve something?

x / 2
x * 0.5
x / 2.0

99% of people will type the first. They will then blindly assume the result is correct.
This is a calculator, it is not working as most people would expect a calculator to work.

[KoBeWi]

This is intended, inspector fields follow the same math logic as scripts. See godotengine/godot-proposals#1866

[CitrusWire]

@KoBeWi - It may be as intended but I maintain it's still a bug, albeit one of design not implementation. This interface is a tool, not a (over-strictly-typed) programming language, see my calculator example above.