Add % to parse this from string#32
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Add % to parse this from string. See: peterolson#22 Warning! Strings, like "135.16531%1.16/51" will be parsed as 135.16531/100. Only number, before symbol %. Strings, like "2_1/8%" working and will be parsed as 2.125/100 = 0.02125
bigRat(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(bigRat("2_1/3")))).toString() -> 7/3
See more - here: peterolson#26
Fix parse function for accept objects. Excluding bigrat and bigint, because in previous version bigRat(9, 10).toDecimal() === '0' && bigRat(9, 10).toDecimal() !== '0.9'; BigRational and BigInteger is objects too.
Add tests for issues peterolson#22, peterolson#26 after some fixes
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Add % to parse this from string. See: #22
Warning! Strings, like "135.16531%1.16/51" will be parsed as 135.16531/100.
Only number, before symbol %. Strings, like "2_1/8%" working and will be parsed as 2.125/100 = 0.02125