Decimal separator inconsistency (MarkupMatches) causes test failure when pushed to Azure

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The bug is related to a difference in decimal separators between the local environment and Azure. When running a test that expects a comma as a decimal separator, the test fails when pushed to Azure, which requires a point as the decimal separator. This causes the test to produce an error message indicating a difference near ".4" in the expected value "5,4". To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

1. Run the test locally and ensure that it passes.
2. Push the test to Azure and run it.
3. Observe that the test fails with an error message indicating a difference near ".4" in the expected value "5,4".

Example:

    [Test]
    public void ComponentShouldGetDropSequence()
    {
        // Act
       var component = RenderComponent<FwdBlazorApp.Pages.DataViewer.DataViewer> 
       (parameters=>parameters.AddCascadingValue(RenderComponent<MainLayout>().Instance));
        
        // Assert
        component.FindAll("td")[0].TextContent.MarkupMatches("5,4");
        component.FindAll("td")[1].TextContent.MarkupMatches("43,3");
        component.FindAll("td")[2].TextContent.MarkupMatches("50,4");
        component.FindAll("td")[3].TextContent.MarkupMatches("32,08");
    }

Component under test

    <RowTemplate>
        <MudTd DataLabel="Station">5,4</MudTd>
        <MudTd DataLabel="Drop ID">43,3</MudTd>
        <MudTd DataLabel="Force">50,4</MudTd>
        <MudTd DataLabel="Stress">32,08</MudTd>
    </RowTemplate>

Results in this output (Locally):

Results in this output (Azure):

Version info:

• bUnit version: 1.18.4

Workaround:
Although there is a workaround available, it is not an optimal solution. As such, it would be prudent to address the underlying issue with MarkupMatches() to fully resolve the bug.

        var td3 = component.FindAll("td")[0].TextContent;
        Assert.That(Convert.ToDouble(td3),Is.EqualTo(5.4));
        
        var td4 = component.FindAll("td")[1].TextContent;
        Assert.That(Convert.ToDouble(td4),Is.EqualTo(43.3));
        
        var td5 = component.FindAll("td")[2].TextContent;
        Assert.That(Convert.ToDouble(td5),Is.EqualTo(50.4));
        
        var td6 = component.FindAll("td")[3].TextContent;
        Assert.That(Convert.ToDouble(td6),Is.EqualTo(32.08));