Some unit tests fail when run on a Windows machine set to a culture that doesn't use dot as the decimal separator

[monoman]

Those tests (in command-line-api\src\System.CommandLine.Tests\Binding\TypeConversionTests.cs) fail as is assumed that dot ('.') is always the decimal separator what is not true for pt-BR, or perhaps the parsing should use invariant culture to standardize the decimal separator

       [Fact]
        public void Values_can_be_correctly_converted_to_decimal_without_the_parser_specifying_a_custom_converter()
            => GetValue(new CliOption<decimal>("-x"), "-x 123.456").Should().Be(123.456m);

        [Fact]
        public void Values_can_be_correctly_converted_to_nullable_decimal_without_the_parser_specifying_a_custom_converter()
            => GetValue(new CliOption<decimal?>("-x"), "-x 123.456").Should().Be(123.456m);

        [Fact]
        public void Values_can_be_correctly_converted_to_double_without_the_parser_specifying_a_custom_converter()
            => GetValue(new CliOption<double>("-x"), "-x 123.456").Should().Be(123.456d);

        [Fact]
        public void Values_can_be_correctly_converted_to_nullable_double_without_the_parser_specifying_a_custom_converter()
            => GetValue(new CliOption<double?>("-x"), "-x 123.456").Should().Be(123.456d);

        [Fact]
        public void Values_can_be_correctly_converted_to_float_without_the_parser_specifying_a_custom_converter()
            => GetValue(new CliOption<float>("-x"), "-x 123.456").Should().Be(123.456f);

[KalleOlaviNiemitalo]

Pretty much a duplicate of #1799. Also related to #1733 and #951.