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doc: hledger.m4.md: FODS output - describe the advantages over CSV
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### FODS output
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[FODS] is the OpenDocument spreadsheet format used by LibreOffice and OpenOffice.
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It is a good format to use if you are exporting to their spreadsheet app.
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[FODS] is the OpenDocument Spreadsheet format as plain XML,
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as accepted by LibreOffice and OpenOffice.
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If you use their spreadsheet applications,
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this is better than CSV because it works across locales
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(decimal point vs. decimal comma,
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character encoding stored in XML header, thus no problems with umlauts),
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it supports fixed header rows and columns,
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cell types (string vs. number vs. date),
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separation of number and currency
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(currency is displayed but the cell type
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is still a number accessible for computation),
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styles (bold), borders.
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Btw. you can still extract CSV from FODS/ODS
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using various utilities like `libreoffice --headless` or
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[ods2csv](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/ods2csv).
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[FODS]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument
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