MudDatePicker: Render year view without per-year components - #13868
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The date picker's year view created a MudText for each of its 201 years (100 either side of today unless
MinDateorMaxDateis set), and rendered the whole list a second time after scrolling to the selected year. The years now render their markup throughMudText.RenderText, the helper MudListItem and MudCheckBox already use. TheStateHasChangedafterScrollToYearAsyncis gone, since nothing changes between the two renders.Headless Chrome on the Debug WASM test viewer, median of 16, alternating builds:
The year text is now formatted with the invariant culture. The old
@yearoutput was the same for every culture, because an integer year always formats as plain ASCII digits.Related: #13856