Fix: Correct number formatting by removing unnecessary price separators

[ZZiane]

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What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.

This pull request addresses an issue with number formatting in the maxPrice and minPrice filters for product queries in WPGraphQL WooCommerce. Previously, when users entered values greater than 999, the query failed to return the correct products due to improper formatting.

Specifically, when values over 999 were used in the maxPrice or minPrice filters, the query did not return the expected products, as demonstrated in the screenshots below.

The new commit resolves this issue by removing all number separators , and . The previous implementation used str_replace to remove periods . but it did not account for commas , which are also used as separators in large numbers. This has now been corrected.

Does this close any currently open issues?

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Where has this been tested?

WooGraphQL Version: 0.21.0
WPGraphQL Version: 1.28.0
WordPress Version: 6.6.1
WooCommerce Version: 7.8.1

[kidunot89]

@ZZiane Thanks for this. Will merge if it passes CI.