Incorrect formatting/parsing number separators in es-SV locale

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OpenUI5 currently doesn’t include locale data for es-SV (El Salvador), so as a fallback, the formatting and parsing patterns use es (Spanish).

However, according to the CLDR for es-SV, the separators are reversed from the CLDR for es (dot should be used for decimal separator, and comma should be used for the group separator). So the fallback for Spanish locales in South America should use locale data from es-419 (Latin America Spanish) which has the same separators as es-SV according to its CLDR.

What is the expected result? Expected that formatting/parsing in es-SV uses correct separators

What happens instead? Incorrect separators are used

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