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fix(range-input): remove default min and max values from ais-range-input
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BREAKING CHANGE, but it won't likely affect the behavior.
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It has nothing to do with vue 3 compat, but we're not maintaining |
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Summary
This PR removes the default min and max values from
ais-range-input.BREAKING CHANGE, but it won't likely affect the behavior.