fix(material/datepicker): add i18n strings #25024
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Jun 3, 2022
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Add i18n strings for "Start Date" and "End Date". Add `formatYearRangeLabel` to format a year of dates in a screen reader friendly way (e.g. "2019 to 2020"). The existing method, `formatYearRange`, uses a dash character which does not read well on screen readers. These three new strings are not used in this commit. They will be used in future commits as aria labels and descriptions to fix accessibility bugs.
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Add i18n strings for "Start Date" and "End Date". Add
formatYearRangeLabelto format a year ofdates in a screen reader friendly way (e.g. "2019 to 2020"). The existing method,
formatYearRange,uses a dash character which does not read well on screen readers.
These three new strings are not used in this commit. They will be used in future commits as aria
labels and descriptions to fix accessibility bugs.