Add a better Java API for number and RegExp

[jcgueriaud1]

I'm using the addon for a number mask.
I didn't find any example so I have to dig in the imaskjs documentation https://imask.js.org/guide.html#masked-number and the Java code.
I end up with this code:

new InputMask("Number", true,
                    InputMaskOption.option("scale", scale),
                    InputMaskOption.option("thousandsSeparator", StringToFormattedLongConverter.THOUSANDS_SEPARATOR),
                    InputMaskOption.option("radix", StringToFormattedLongConverter.DECIMAL_SEPARATOR))
                    .extend(innerField);

I think this example could be added in the demo/test but also we could improve the API so we could have the access to the configuration easily:

mask: Number,  // enable number mask

  // other options are optional with defaults below
  scale: 2,  // digits after point, 0 for integers
  signed: false,  // disallow negative
  thousandsSeparator: '',  // any single char
  padFractionalZeros: false,  // if true, then pads zeros at end to the length of scale
  normalizeZeros: true,  // appends or removes zeros at ends
  radix: ',',  // fractional delimiter
  mapToRadix: ['.'],  // symbols to process as radix

  // additional number interval options (e.g.)
  min: -10000,
  max: 10000

That's the same issue for a regexp.

[vesanieminen]

Adding a number range mask can be used like this:

new InputMask("IMask.MaskedRange", 
    true,
    InputMaskOption.option("from", 1),
    InputMaskOption.option("to", 99),
    InputMaskOption.option("maxLength", 2)
    ).extend(month);

[jcgueriaud1]

There is an issue in Safari if you are using the space character instead of the space string.
So use this:

InputMask inputMask = new InputMask("Number", true,
				InputMaskOption.option("scale", 2),
				InputMaskOption.option("thousandsSeparator", " "),
				InputMaskOption.option("radix", '.')
		);

Instead of:

InputMask inputMask = new InputMask("Number", true,
				InputMaskOption.option("scale", 2),
				InputMaskOption.option("thousandsSeparator", ' '), // space char does not work in Safari
				InputMaskOption.option("radix", '.')
		);

EDIT: The plugin seems quite buggy in Safari. One workaround is to change the valueChangeMode to BLUR. Apparently the change event is not necessary fired in Safari (so the value is not changed in Flow)