[Backport release-3_40] qgswmsgetcapabilities: Use float format for min/max scale parameters #60090
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`MinScaleDenominator` and `MaxScaleDenominator` string are created from a `QString::number` call with the default parameters. In that case, the most concise format is used. This can result in the scientific notation being used for very big or small numbers. With this change, these parameters are now always displayed in a float format. Reasons for this change: - this might prevent a loss of precision for very small or big numbers - this output is not supposed to be human readable so it does not matter if is not concise - this is the logic used by a lot of WMS servers, for example arcgis server
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Backport #60058
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