fix for issue that decimal number are exported to excel as strings #1425
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In previous milestone, we fixed the issue that long but valid sql decimal can't be displayed in ADS (failed with conversion overflow), but we don't have special handler for those 2 types in the export to excel handler, as a result, the decimal values are being treated as strings.
microsoft/azuredatastudio#18615