test: add unit tests for special numeric value encoding (NaN, Infinity)#67
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This PR adds unit tests (tagged with @Unit) and @DisplayName annotations
to verify how JToon encodes special numeric values:
According to the README, these non-finite numbers should map to
nullwhen encoded. These tests ensure that behavior is covered and validated.
This improves test coverage and helps ensure consistent behavior across
different numeric edge cases. The tests follow the project's tagging
requirements and naming conventions.