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Extract currencyFormat / relevant information from given currencyString
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Nice kata to practice your regex skills, thanks.
Needs random tests
1'234 CHFThis is ambiguious. There is only 1 symbol, how do we know whether it's a thousand separator or it's a decimal mark?
Decimals are only 2 digits.
There seems to be a minor issue with the decimalmark testcase for France. According to the test output an "," is the expected decimal mark but the currency string does not contain this character.