[v2.11] Fix creating refund with amount in foreign format #4347
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The numericality validation in rails cannot handle prices in non-float based amounts (Ie. 100,00 EUR). Using `Spree::LocalizedNumber` to convert the amount before validation.
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Same as #4344 but for v2.11
The numericality validation in rails cannot handle prices
in non-float based amounts (Ie. 100,00 EUR).
Using
Spree::LocalizedNumberto convert the amount before validation.