feat(file): add GB and GiB size units - #12
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Bounded by the same 1 GiB ceiling (GiB tops out at 1, GB at 1.074), so they add no new sizes — but "1 GB" is one field rather than "1000 MB".
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GB and GiB join the unit dropdown on the test-file tool. Both are bounded by the existing 1 GiB ceiling (GiB max 1, GB max 1.074), so no new sizes become possible — it just means typing "1 GB" instead of "1000 MB".
The unknown-unit regression test used
GBas its unknown value; it now usesTB.