feat: support min and max value for numeric parameters#1764
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supporting `minValue` and `maxValue` for parameters of type `integer`
and `float`.
Example to apply escaping delimiters:
```
parameters:
- name: price
type: integer
description: price of item
minValue: 1
maxValue: 50
```
If `allowedValues` were used, Toolbox will check for allowed values
before checking for min and max values.
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supporting
minValueandmaxValuefor parameters of typeintegerandfloat.Example to apply escaping delimiters:
If
allowedValueswere used, Toolbox will check for allowed values before checking for min and max values.