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fix(Calendar): prevent auto-refocus on single selection mode (#8302)#8323
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Fixes #8302
Cause: In single selection mode, when a date is selected, the overlay closes but the input field is immediately refocused with reFocusInputField(). This prevents reopening the calendar by clicking the input again.
Implementation: Updated onDateSelect to conditionally skip the refocus when selectionMode === 'single'.
Result:
✅ Single selection mode → panel closes without auto-refocus, allowing the user to reopen the calendar by clicking the input.
✅ Range / multiple selection modes → auto-refocus remains, preserving accessibility.
@Coderxrohan