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fix(base): preserve Decimal precision through to_cardinal_float (#603) (#110)

* fix(tests): correct stale Arabic e2e expected output

Test #14 in tests/data/e2e_test_sentences.csv expected the ASCII comma
plus a stray double space (`تسعة وتسعون  , تسع`), but the converter
correctly emits the Arabic comma U+060C (`،`) — matching the comma
already present in the input sentence. Update the expected string to
match the correct Arabic-comma output.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(lint): clear flake8 + isort backlog blocking CI

- Drop unused `cents_mode = None` local in num2words2/__init__.py
  (F841): the variable was assigned but never read.
- Remove the duplicate "Version information" try/except block in
  num2words2/__init__.py introduced by an earlier merge.
- Move the `from .grouping import group_digits` import to the import
  block proper (isort --float-to-top).
- Drop a leftover blank line in num2words2/lang_SR_LATN.py between
  `from .lang_SR import Num2Word_SR` and the data tables (isort).
- Add the missing two blank lines between `def`s in
  tests/test_v108_features.py (E302).
- Insert a single blank line after deferred `from num2words2 import
  num2words` in tests/lang/test_es.py, tests/lang/test_en.py,
  tests/lang/test_pt_BR.py (isort).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* fix(aur): preserve trailing newline + strip CRLF in SSH key

The v1.0.9 AUR publish failed with:
    Load key "/home/runner/.ssh/aur_key": error in libcrypto
    aur@aur.archlinux.org: Permission denied (publickey).

Cause: `printf '%s' "$AUR_SSH_KEY"` deliberately strips any trailing
newline, but OpenSSH requires a final LF on the key file or it can't
parse it (ed25519 in particular surfaces this as a libcrypto error).

Fix: switch to `printf '%s\n' | tr -d '\r'`, which both (a) guarantees
the trailing LF whether or not the secret was stored with one and
(b) strips any CRLF if the secret was ... (continued)

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