Fix unit determination when autoSkip is enabled #6583
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determineUnitForFormattingdoesn't work well whenautoSkipis enabled because it relies on the number of ticks, which changes when the autoSkip is applied. Now that autoSkip is aware of major ticks this is a more noticeable issueI removed a division by 2. Two test failed without this change, but changing it also meant I had to change a couple other tests. It's somewhat subjective as to what produces better results. However, I felt this produced better results for the related tests. I could not find a compelling reason as to why this division was introduced in the first place and it seemed somewhat arbitrary to do it. The number of ticks in the test is larger because it switched from days to hours (so x 24) and it's before autoSkip is applied. After autoSkip the number of ticks doesn't change all that much
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