refactor printout formatter#358
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This pull request updates the numeric formatting logic in the
summary.pymodule to provide more consistent and flexible display of numerical values in summary tables. The main change is the introduction of a new_format_valuefunction that replaces the previous_format_errorfunction, allowing for configurable significant figures and improved formatting for both values and errors.Numeric formatting improvements:
_format_errorfunction with a new_format_valuefunction, which formats any numeric value (not just errors) with a configurable number of significant figures, falling back to exponential notation for long strings and always displaying zero as'0.0'._sample_sectionmethod to use_format_valuefor both parameter values (3 significant figures) and errors (2 significant figures), ensuring consistent formatting in the sample summary._experiments_sectionmethod to use_format_valuefor experiment range minimum and maximum values (2 significant figures), improving the clarity and consistency of experiment data display.