Hello, Is there a faster way to encode floating-point numbers in JsonGenerator? #writeNumber(double) falls back to Double.toString(), which is known to be not very efficient <https://stackoverflow.com/q/10553710/1278899>. In my particular case, I want to encode a j.u.Instant. Instant is, in principle, composed of epoch seconds (integral part) and nanos (fractional part). Hence, I can actually easily do #writeNumber("" + epochSeconds + '.' + epochSecondsNanos). Though, this has one caveat: String allocation. Given I have two long's denoting the integral and fractional parts of a floating-point number, is it possible to output this via JsonGenerator without extra allocation?
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