refactor(tool)!: rename date-picker type to date-range - #795
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Summary
DATE_PICKERtoDATE_RANGEdate-pickertodate-rangedate-rangeand rejection of the legacy value in declaration testsWhy
The parameter carries a
{ start, end }date range. Naming the wire typedate-rangealigns it with the existingdatetype and avoids coupling the protocol to a picker UI.Breaking change
This intentionally removes support for
date-pickerwithout a compatibility alias. Plugin manifests using the earlier value must migrate todate-range.Related
Validation
go test ./pkg/entities/plugin_entitiesgo test ./pkg/entities/...gofmtgit diff --check