Add Unit#value_in for bare-value conversion#37
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Unit#in returns a converted Unit and Unit#in! raises on a dimensionally incompatible target, but neither yields the raw number in the requested unit without a caller peeling off #value by hand. Add Unit#value_in(unit), which converts via #in! and returns the bare numeric value. An incompatible unit therefore raises TypeError rather than handing back a coerced number with residual dimensions.
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Unit#inreturns a convertedUnitandUnit#in!raises on a dimensionally incompatible target, but neither yields the raw number in the requested unit without a caller peeling off#valueby hand.Unit#value_in(unit)converts via#in!and returns the bare numeric value, so an incompatible unit raisesTypeErrorrather than handing back a coerced number with residual dimensions.