**Describe the bug**

JSONExtract returns 0 for numbers with floating-point for type *float / Float32*.

**How to reproduce**

```sql
WITH '{ "v":1.1}' AS raw
SELECT 
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'float') AS float32_1,
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'Float32') AS float32_2,
    JSONExtractFloat(raw, 'v') AS float64_1,
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'double') AS float64_2

/*
┌─float32_1─┬─float32_2─┬─float64_1─┬─float64_2─┐
│         0 │         0 │       1.1 │       1.1 │
└───────────┴───────────┴───────────┴───────────┘
*/
```

```sql
WITH '{ "v":1E-2}' AS raw
SELECT 
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'float') AS float32_1,
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'Float32') AS float32_2,
    JSONExtractFloat(raw, 'v') AS float64_1,
    JSONExtract(raw, 'v', 'double') AS float64_2

/*
┌─float32_1─┬─float32_2─┬─float64_1─┬─float64_2─┐
│         0 │         0 │      0.01 │      0.01 │
└───────────┴───────────┴───────────┴───────────┘
*/
```

**Expected behavior**

I think either need to add support *float / Float32* type or throw an exception to point to need to use *double / Float64* type.

**Additional context**
CH v. 20.6.4.44

if (element.isBool())
        {
            if (element.getBool())
                writeCString("true", buf);
            else
                writeCString("false", buf);
            return;
        }
        if (element.isString())
        {
            writeJSONString(element.getString(), buf, format_settings());
            return;
        }
        if (element.isArray())
        {
            writeChar('[', buf);
            bool need_comma = false;
            for (auto value : element.getArray())
            {
                if (std::exchange(need_comma, true))
                    writeChar(',', buf);
                traverse(value, buf);
            }
            writeChar(']', buf);
            return;
        }
        if (element.isObject())
        {
            writeChar('{', buf);
            bool need_comma = false;