fix(calendar): do not pass numeric-only text to date constructor

The current code expects parsing on partial input, e.g. 1, to be failed on new Date("1").
However, there are incosintency between browsers on how new Date consturctor or Date.parse works.
input	Chrome	Firefox
new Date("1")	success	invalid
new Date("10")	success	invalid
new Date("100")	success	invalid
new Date("1000")	success	success
On Chrome, new Date("1") or such can create instance of Date.
So, getDate is a number, then hour is not chosen correctly.

This PR adds a check input is number-only `^[0-9]+$ or not.
If input is number-only, it should go to time-only or date-only logic.

src/definitions/modules/calendar.js

@@ -1357,7 +1357,8 @@ $.fn.calendar.settings = {
       // Reverse date and month in some cases
       text = settings.monthFirst || !text.match(/^[0-9]{2}[\/\-\.]/) ? text : text.replace(/[\/\-\.]/g,'/').replace(/([0-9]+)\/([0-9]+)/,'$2/$1');
       var textDate = new Date(text);
-      if(!isNaN(textDate.getDate())) {
+      var numberOnly = text.match(/^[0-9]+$/) !== null;
+      if(!numberOnly && !isNaN(textDate.getDate())) {
         return textDate;
       }
       text = text.toLowerCase();