Add IQuantity.Value #612
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Value type double as is the standard contract for conversion property getters, until we add support for different value types.
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Using value type double since that is the standard conversion property getters, until we add support for different value types. Those handful few quantities that use decimal internally for precision reasons explicitly implement the interface with a cast to double.