Define number parsing

[domenic]

There are multiple number parsing algorithms on the platform:

• CSS (/cc @tabatkins): https://drafts.csswg.org/css-syntax/#consume-a-number (mathematical decimal value)
• HTML: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/common-microsyntaxes.html#numbers (integers + non-negative integers + floating point)
• JSON: http://json.org/ "number" production (mathematical decimal value) (should be the same as the Ecma 404 PDF but haven't checked) (Tab says this is the same as CSS)
• TC39/@mathiasbynens are maybe working on one in https://github.com/mathiasbynens/proposal-number-fromstring, although it's unclear how generic it's supposed to be; still under discussion. (Notable: supports multiple radices)

It seems ideal to me if at least some of these could be shared. Maybe just between JSON and CSS, and HTML has extensions to it? I need to audit the potential differences.

[tabatkins]

Note: CSS and JSON also allow exponential notation (1e2 for 100, etc) in exactly the same way.

[tabatkins]

Ah, I lied - JSON and CSS are not completely identical. Per the JSON.org diagram, JSON does not allow unnecessary leading zeros (02.3 is disallowed) (besides the leading 0 in 0.XXX forms), and JSON doesn't allow a fraction without an integer part (the .XXX form).