Fix dtype in continuous comp rep #415
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This PR fixes the DType used when calculating the computational representation in a continuous space.
Currently, the dtype is not using any of our flags but infers it from the provided data, always yielding a
float64representation. This causes troubles down the line, specifically for continuous constraints: These then turn out to have bounds infloat64while other parts are infloat32, making them unusable.