Interpolating float into string with too large of a width returns unexpected result

[dsemi]

V version: 0.2.4 d826317
OS: Linux

What did you do?

n := 0.1
println('${n:36.2f}')
println('${n:37.2f}')
println('${n:38.2f}')

What did you expect to see?

                               0.10
                                0.10
                                 0.10
                                  0.10

What did you see instead?

                               0.10
                                 .10
                                   10
                                     0

After a certain point, the padding character starts to overwrite the formatted float value and corrupt the expected output. I can't reproduce this with integers, just floats.
I think this is likely related to the hardcoded length 32 output buffer in format_fl; the tipping point where the bug starts to appear is at 32 + '0.10'.len + 1.

[dumblob]

There are problems with printing of floats etc. for more than a year - see discussion #11855 (comment) .