Avoid locale sensitive std::stof function #24
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std::stof function's decimal separator is defined in locale (in LC_NUMERIC), and it may vary depending on chosen locale, which leads to loss of fraction in all floating-point numbers when using different locale (i.e in russian comma is used instead of a dot). I made li_stof function that is independent from locale. It always uses dot as a decimal separator, and does not change the locale.
Also added some minor fixes, maybe fixing #22.