Limit bloom_3d float output to two decimal places. #20897
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Objective
Improve the readability of the float output in the bloom_3d example by formatting it to two decimal places.
This makes the output cleaner and more consistent.
Solution
Used Rust’s formatting syntax (e.g., {:.2}) to ensure floats are displayed with exactly two decimal places.
Applied this to all relevant print or debug output lines in the bloom_3d example.