scalestring() takes a number in string format and scales it like the
old scaleforunit(). By working with strings it sidesteps the entire
floating point inaccuracy problem.

rescalestring() scales a string value by a specified number of units, similar
to the former rescaleunit()

breaknumberstring() breaks a number string into it's above and below decimal
parts, returning both and a bool for whether the number is negative

gluenumberstring() is the inverse of breaknumberstring.

to breaknumberstring() and gluenumberstring()

fitinfield() attempts to fit a value in a given field size, padding if there
is extra room, cropping if there is not enough room. fitinfield() will never
crop above the decimal point.

scalestring() takes a number in string format and scales it like the
old scaleforunit(). By working with strings it sidesteps the entire
floating point inaccuracy problem.

rescalestring() scales a string value by a specified number of units, similar
to the former rescaleunit()

breaknumberstring() breaks a number string into it's above and below decimal
parts, returning both and a bool for whether the number is negative

gluenumberstring() is the inverse of breaknumberstring.

to breaknumberstring() and gluenumberstring()

fitinfield() attempts to fit a value in a given field size, padding if there
is extra room, cropping if there is not enough room. fitinfield() will never
crop above the decimal point.

unitify() is the string replaement for unitformatter()

Rebase merge