In the native GUI world, this would never be a problem. The system gives you a native components, but it's expected that you'll potentially extend it with custom code. So native GUIs support, by default, use cases that the framework designers didn't anticipate. But HTML is supposed to be a standalone markup language, not reliant on a language runtime, and that includes forms. So we're at the mercy of browser developers to give us the params and options to modify standard inputs to our use case.
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