Restructure numbersWithUncertainty in numbers.json#195
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The aim is to make the data less verbose. A single number now means that the uncertainty is unknown. Relates to #194
I have checked all "number.json#/$defs/degree" and changed them where applicable to "number.json#/$defs/degreeWithUncertainty".
I have used the regex \{\n\s+("uncertainValue":).+\n\s+\} and to find
values which claim to be uncertain, but have no defined uncertainty.
I changed them to a number to reflect the change of number.json#/$defs/numberWithUncertainty .
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The aim is to make the data less verbose. A single number now means that
the uncertainty is unknown.
The examples and tests are now updated accordingly.
Relates to #185 and #194