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reducers: Align datatypes with postgres, instead of Redis - #15415
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SQLAlchemy loads everything as Decimals, and only Redis was expecting a float, so this aligns the datatypes to be correct all the way through.
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Auto-approved: Aligns reducer bucket aggregation values to Decimal throughout to match Postgres, converting to float only where Redis requires it; tests add fractional values to cover decimal handling.
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SQLAlchemy loads everything as Decimals, and only Redis was expecting a float, so this aligns the datatypes to be correct all the way through.