Describe the bug
It seems like there are some serious issues with how Reflex handles float types. Here's what I've run into so far:

1. reveal_type doesn’t correctly identify the type when using rx.Var.create or NumberVar.create with a float.
2. String formatting, like using rx.text(f"{var:.2f}"), doesn’t round floats properly.
3. Arithmetic operations, such as dividing a float variable by a number, don’t work as expected.
4. Comparisons (>, <) fail outright, though equality (==) works fine.

To Reproduce:
Here’s a snippet that highlights the issues:

Here’s a snippet that highlights the issues:

import reflex as rx

# Type issues
reveal_type(rx.Var.create(0.0))  # broken
reveal_type(NumberVar.create(0.0))  # broken

# Operations
var = rx.Var.create(0.0)
rx.text(f"{var:.2f}")  # does not round

print(var / 2)  # broken

manual_float: rx.Var[float] = rx.Var.create(0.0)
print(manual_float / 2)  # broken

print(manual_float > manual_float)  # broken
print(manual_float < manual_float)  # broken
print(manual_float == manual_float)  # works fine

To Reproduce
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Expected behavior

• reveal_type should return the correct type for float variables created using rx.Var or NumberVar.
• String formatting like f"{var:.2f}" should round the float correctly.
• Arithmetic operations, like division, should work without issue.
• Comparisons (>, <) should also work as expected.

Specifics (please complete the following information):

• Python Version: 3.13.1
• Reflex Version: 0.6.8
• OS: wsl2

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