All components: Refactor to remove coerceBoolean from all inputs

[benjamincharity]

Current, the library coerces all boolean inputs to a true boolean. This allows users to by 'lazy' and simply use data attributes rather than binding:

// Currently, `my-input` would be a boolean of true in the component
<my-component my-input="true"></my-component>

While this solves certain issues that arise from using a data-attribute to pass a value in that is not a string, it is working around the Angular frameworks default behavior. In the long run this is a disservice to the application engineers as our library inputs do not function exactly as default Angular inputs do.

We should revert this functionality so that our inputs function as default Angular inputs.

<!-- Currently -->
<my-component my-input="true"></my-component>

<!-- After change -->
<my-component [my-input]="true"></my-component>

💥 Breaking change 💥

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• Remove all boolean coercions from inputs
  • If the input has a setter/getter but only uses them for coercing a boolean, we should remove the set/get in favor of the simple input format (example below)
• Verify all tests still pass
• Verify all documentation is updated to use the correct binding ([foo]="bar" vs foo="bar")
  • JSDoc comments for each component
  • Usage docs for each component
  • Update any consumers (this should have been done during deprecation, but we should verify)
• Write breaking change migration docs

// Simple Angular input
@Input()
myInput: myType = 'foo';