Allow spaces as num thousand separators

[genericusername3]

Currently, separators for num are trimmed, meaning it is not possible to set e.g. " " or sym.space.nobreak or sym.space.nobreak.narrow as the thousands separator, which is inconvenient for formatting a number like e.g. 4446536 as 4 446 536

[ChHecker]

That's an interesting point. A quick intermediate fix would be using the #h command to specify a fixed space, this would however not automatically scale with the space width.
As a permanent solution, removing the trimming of the separator probably makes sense.

[genericusername3]

What i did so far was using a dummy unicode character and defining a show rule to replace that with a space, which is really a bit silly

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