Add a fileSizeToString method using NSByteCountFormatter. #1218
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As part of element-hq/element-ios#4721, this adds a second version of
fileSizeToStringtoMXToolsthat formats the file size usingNSByteCountFormatterwith the default settings. This gives a nicer string to read as it automatically chooses the appropriate number of significant figures to show, will localise better and will use multiples of 1000 rather than 1024 to match the system size calculation.I would have updated
fileSizeToString:round:to useNSByteCountFormatterhowever theroundparameter wouldn't have a defined behaviour in this instance.