f32 toString emits extra decimals

[mattjohnsonpint]

Bug description

Calling toString on an f64 value works as expected, but doing the same on an f32 string introduces extra noise decimals. I suspect it is because the f32 value is being cast to f64 when passed into the dtoa function:

assemblyscript/std/assembly/number.ts

Lines 317 to 319 in f79391c

	toString(this: f32, radix: i32 = 0): String {
	return dtoa(this);
	}

assemblyscript/std/assembly/util/number.ts

Line 734 in f79391c

export function dtoa(value: f64): String {

Steps to reproduce

console.log((<f64>1.1).toString());  // "1.1"
console.log((<f32>1.1).toString());  // "1.100000023841858"

AssemblyScript version

v0.27.29

[mattjohnsonpint]

Perhaps not the cast itself, but rather dtoa is designed for 64-bit precision input value. If there were a 32-bit version of dtoa and its dependent functions, then it should be possible to emit "1.1" for an f32.