fix: handle negative imaginary parts in number_to_string - #616
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number_to_string built the normalized complex string by unconditionally joining the real and imaginary parts with '+'. When the imaginary part is negative the rendered part already carries its own sign, producing a malformed literal such as '1.0+-1.0j', which complex() rejects with ValueError. Any comparison involving such a number crashed. The sign separator is now omitted when the rendered imaginary part is already negative. Regression cases added to the existing test_number_to_string_complex_digits parametrize list. Closes qlustered#551
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Closes #551
number_to_stringjoined the rendered real and imaginary parts with a hardcoded+, so a negative imaginary part produced a malformed literal like1.0+-1.0j, whichcomplex()rejects —number_to_string(1-1j, significant_digits=1)raisedValueError, and so did any diff/hash comparison involving such a number. The separator is now omitted when the rendered imaginary part is already negative.Four cases added to the existing
test_number_to_string_complex_digitsparametrize list intests/test_helper.py; they fail onmasterand pass with the fix.This change was prepared with AI assistance; the regression test was run locally and fails without the fix.