`ByteCountFormatStyle` with wide width. Possible?

Using Swift
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Consider the following:

let measurement = Measurement(value: 1000, unit: UnitInformationStorage.megabytes)

I can format it in the following ways:

measurement.formatted(.byteCount(style: .file)) // 1 GB
measurement.formatted(.measurement(width: .wide)) // 1,000 megabytes

I want the automatic scaling of .byteCount(style:) with the ability to control the width of the unit that .measurement(width:) provides. Is that possible?

The final desired output I want for formatting measurement is 1 gigabyte.

I played around with FormatStyle APIs, but couldn't achieve the output I want.

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One possible way is to convert its unit to gigabytes first:

measurement
    .converted(to: .gigabytes)
    .formatted(.measurement(width: .wide))
3

.byteCount provides the automatic scaling to the appropriate unit based on the value. For example it could show “GB”, “MB”, “kB”, etc.

I want this automatic behavior but with the option to display the unit as “gigabytes”, “megabytes”, “kilobytes” that width: .wide provides.

in your example above can I pass a hypothetical .converted(to: .automatic) or .default that give the same behavior as ByteCountFormatStyle?