fix: making the parse format available for native date adapter extension

[kaisnb]

It's a well-known problem that the NativeDateAdapter is not capable of parsing date formats besides the ones supported by Date.parse. A common solution is to use a library like momentjs or dayjs or write our own adapter, but if we want to continue using native dates the best way is to just extend the NativeDateAdapter and override its parse method with a more sophisticated implementation. The problem is that we cannot just extend the NativeDateAdapter since the parse method signature narrows down the arguments from value: any, parseFormat: any to just value: any because the current implementation does not honor the parseFormat. This is suboptimal since I want to use the parseFormat when overriding the implementation and I do not want to extend DateAdapter directly. This would cause a lot of overhead.

Please let me know if I overlooked something and there may be a better way to achieve what I want.

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[mmalerba]

LGTM

[devversion]

Thanks again for the PR. I just saw this and wondered if it is necessary. Certainly no need to revert, as it doesn't hurt like that, but generally the derived class could add additional parameters when they are declared optional (which should be fine here)

https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/IYIwzgLgTsDGEAJYBthjAgggg3gKDwSIVEhngQAdgowBTACgBNgI6AuBMgSwDsBzADQIA9pQjcRvMJ2C8AngEpOAEVZ0A3AQC+BFGgwAhBHQAebXkwzZ8xUQDc6UKNyZ0qNes3WceA5QhqbLiEdsRQdBAArlC8CLx0AO6B6gyKoUS6unj66AgAwibmdJZGIXYijs6u7tS0jCxsvtB8QqLiktIA-LIKiuVhRBHRsfFJKWxpGQhZQA

[kaisnb]

Thanks, @devversion for sharing this. I wasn't aware this works. I agree, the PR wouldn't be needed in that case, but won't harm.

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