[* Number] Output isn't consistent across cultures

When using the NumberModel across multiple cultures in a single application, it can be quite confusing. For example; in Europe the decimal seperator is a comma (,) instead of a dot (.). This is parsed correctly by the Model, however in the output value it is also reflected.

It this something which should be changed in Recognizers-Text? Or something that should be added to the documentation to avoid confusion.

> LUIS interprets the variations in user utterances and returns consistent numeric values.

English

 {
    "Input": "4.800",
    "Results": [
      {
        "Text": "4.800",
        "TypeName": "number",
        "Resolution": {
          "subtype": "decimal",
          "value": "4.8"
        }
      }
    ]
  },

German

{
    "Input": "2.000,352",
    "NotSupportedByDesign": "python",
    "NotSupported": "javascript",
    "Results": [
      {
        "Text": "2.000,352",
        "TypeName": "number",
        "Resolution": {
          "value": "2000,352"
        }
      }
    ]
  }

[tellarin]

Yes, all values should use a consistent format (. as decimal separator). This is a known issue and a fix is on the way. Consumers of the packages need time to adapt to potential breaking changes. Thanks for following up on this!

!! This has been cancelled as the issue was considered a breaking change !!

[tellarin]

Issue still pending as changing the default output was considered a breaking change.