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FormRow generetes invalid HTML for MonthSelect #5920
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FormRow renders invalid HTML for MonthSelect, DateSelect and DateTimeSelect. A label can only be assigned to a single input while the mentioned classes generates a group of inputs.
DateSelect and DateTimeSelect both extends MonthSelect. Hence only checking MonthSelect.
Would I need any tests for this? Should I test the output of FormRow? If so, then I'd also have to check for ext/intl in the test.