Split format function and null formats #90
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Allow special characters inside double quotes.
If fmt.length is 0, treat the format as a single space. Format string example: #,###;;
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This pull request allows specials characters (; \ * ) to be inside double quotes in format definition. For example, "***";"*_".
If a format string is defined as #,###;; (return formatted value for positives and return empty string for negatives and zeroes), it will treat all null definitions as a single space. This is a valid format in Excel.
This also covers issue SheetJS/sheetjs#2569