Fixed stats formatting on home page when download or package count is 0 #543
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Fixed stats formatting on home page when download or package count is 0
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* Test warning fixes * Second round of fixes. No more xUnit warnings at all.
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When download/packages count is 0, the Json for the stats contains an empty string, which doesn't look good on the home page. I changed it to "n0" to be consistent with _ListPackage.cshtml#L30 which shows "0" when the download count is 0 :-)
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