Is it possible to use Faker::numerify for generating floating-point numbers

The `numerify` method replaces all instances of the `#` character in a string with random digits (0-9). It does not generate actual numeric values, whether integers or floating-point numbers.

If you need to generate random floating-point numbers, you should use the `randomFloat` or `float` methods from the `Faker\Number` module instead:

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$faker = Faker\Factory::create();

// Generate a random float between 0.0 and 1.0
$randomFloat = $faker->randomFloat(); // e.g., 0.5688541042618454

// Generate a random float with a specified range and precision
$randomFloat = $faker->randomFloat(2, 10, 20); // e.g., 15.42

The `randomFloat` and `float` methods allow you to specify the number of decimal places, a minimum value, and a maximum value to generate the desired floating-point number.

In summary, while `numerify` is useful for generating numeric strings with placeholders, it is not the appropriate method for generating floating-point numbers. Use the dedicated `randomFloat` or `float` methods from the `Faker\Number` module instead.