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Although there are already some decimal crates also claim to be fixed-point, such as `bigdecimal`, `rust_decimal` and `decimal-rs`, they all bind the scale to each decimal instance, which changes during operations. They're more like floating point.
This crate primitive_fixed_point_decimal provides real fixed-point decimal types.