Vue docs Animating with Watchers example causes precision errors for large numbers (floating point limit)

[70928manson]

Problem:
In the Vue official documentation (Animation Techniques - Animating with Watchers), when typing a very large number like 9999999999999999, the number animation becomes inaccurate because of JavaScript floating-point limits.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the Animation Techniques - Animating with Watchers page.
2. Enter a very large number (e.g., 9999999999999999).
3. See the displayed number is wrong.

Expected:
The animation should either prevent too large numbers or mention this limitation.

Suggestion:

1. Limit input range (below Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER)
2. Add a note explaining floating-point limits.

[AloisSeckar]

I'd vote for the option two, because adding extra logic into code will obsfucate the example for an edge case.

Something like: "Note that inputs larger than 9007199254740991 (better known as Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) may produce inconsistent results due to floating-point artithmetics' limitations of JavaScript."

[70928manson]

I'd vote for the option two, because adding extra logic into code will obsfucate the example for an edge case.

Something like: "Note that inputs larger than 9007199254740991 (better known as Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) may produce inconsistent results due to floating-point artithmetics' limitations of JavaScript."

Thank you for your input!
I agree that keeping the example simple and adding a short note would be more appropriate.
I have revise the example accordingly and submit a PR with a clarification comment on Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER.
Appreciate your feedback!