New Datepicker plugin via Vanilla Calendar Pro, new .form-adorn component#41965
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…ponent (#41965) * First pass at datepicker via Vanilla Calendar Pro * fixes * optimize * Docs updates, add advanced config * rename attr * edits * Update datepicker docs, improve color modes, add tests * New .form-adorn component for overlaying icons and text with inputs * temp * bump limits * cleanup and simpler selectors * few more tweaks * Remove comment * Fix multi-month, reorg some docs content, fix selections
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Yeah, I'm finally thinking about this. I did some digging on various third party datepicker tools out there and VCP seemed like the most well-maintained and logical option to build upon. The goal here is to use as much of VCP as possible and keep our overhead at a minimum.
This is heavily a Claude first-pass, so please don't bother reviewing just yet. Lots more needed to be done, but wanted to get the ball rolling here.