Added decimal values support for disk sizes in DiskFilter. - #788
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The SizeGreaterThan, SizeLessThan and SizeEqualTo disk filters only accepted whole numbers. SizeGreaterThan:3.7GB fails because the parsed value went through Convert.ToInt64, which rejects anything with a decimal point. This adds decimal support to all three.