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`ObjectPropertyList.AppendFormatted<T>(value, format)` treated **any** `{value:#}` as the cliloc marker (emitting `#<value>`). But cliloc numbers are integers — a `float`/`double`/`decimal` formatted with `#` is the standard custom-numeric (`#` = digit placeholder) format, not a cliloc reference, so those were being mis-marked.
Gate the marker on an integer value type:
```csharp
if (format == "#" && value is int or uint or long or ulong or short or ushort or byte or sbyte)
```
Now `{someFloat:#}` formats normally (passes `#` through to `TryFormat`); the marker/standard-format ambiguity narrows to the harmless `{0:#}` **integer** case (`#0`). Existing `AddLocalized(int)` / `{value:#}` (all `int`) are unaffected.
Adds `ObjectPropertyListSpanAddTests.HashFormat_OnlyMarksIntegers`: `int {value:#}` → `#<value>`; `double {value:#}` → `42.0.ToString("#")` (`"42"`, no `#`).
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