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object-literal-key-quotes: No need to quote a float if its .toString() is the same. #2144
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A property
{ "1.23": null }does not need quotes since{ 1.23: null }is the same object. But the values{ ".123": null }and{ .123: null }differ. Try it out:node -p '({ 1.23: null })'.