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Fix default style argument to Double/Single/Decimal.Parse #29099
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Copy-and-paste error while adding in the Span-based overload led to these having the wrong default style. This wasn't caught by tests because a) the existing string-based tests were using the wrong default style (probably also a copy-and-paste error) such that the relevant string-based overloads weren't actually being tested as thought, and b) that code wasn't added to the span-based tests anyway. I've fixed the ref, fixed the string-based tests, and copied/modified the tests for the span-based overloads as well.
Fixes https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/17553
Related to dotnet/coreclr#17556
cc: @jkotas