Add check to first and second character for large numbers as string #274
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During our use we found out that this could be a solution to the #273 issue.
We checked the cases in which even if the string is made only of numeric characters in fact is not a number.
We tried to solve this by verifiyng that if the first character is a '0' it must be followed by a '.' character to be a valid Json number.
We should point out that we still don't account for localized number formats.
Closes #273