Add a Python test for checking the OFFSET is output correctly#5715
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@thisIsShubhamSharma - I added a Python test to create a style with doubles as OFFSET values, convert it to a string, load it back and check the doubles are still there. The test however appears to be failing. Can you convert to string and see that double OFFSET values are preserved?