Add clarification to Percentage form spec's consumer model doc#893
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A minor suggestion for improvement of the Percentage form spec's documentation
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Maybe I am particularly dumb, but every time I find myself using the Percentage form spec, I am unsure of the consumer model.
Problem: There are two obvious ways to represent a percentage as a floating point value, namely as a fraction or directly as a percentage. (Is 80% represented as 80.0 or 0.8?)
Solution: Give a hint in the documentation, so it is abundantly clear without having to dig into the code every time.