Use only FoundationEssentials when available#476
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Switch to `Double.description` for floating point number formatting instead of using `NumberFormatter`.
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FoundationEssentialsinstead ofFoundationwhen available (#if canImport)NS*types (NSNull,NSArray,NSDictionary,NSMutableArray,NSMutableSet,NSNumber,NSString) behind#if canImport(ObjectiveC)so the library compiles without the Objective-C runtimeNSNullwith a new pure-SwiftYAMLNulltype for null value representationNSRegularExpressionwith SwiftRegexfor timestamp parsingDateFormatterwithDate.ISO8601FormatStylefor date formattingNumberFormatter-based float formatting with a genericformatYAMLFloatfunction using Swift's built-inLosslessStringConvertibleCharacterSet-based checks withCharacterproperty checks (e.g.isLetter,isNumber).replacingOccurrences(of:),.components(separatedBy:)) with Swift standard library equivalents (.replacing(),.split())