Add dite/time input with default value with a defined range #425
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What is the problem that this PR addresses?
This PR addresses the need to verify the handling of default values and the validation of date input prompts. Specifically, it ensures that when the user presses "Enter" without providing a date, the default date value is correctly returned. Additionally, this PR introduces functionality to validate if the input date falls within a defined range, with a minimum and maximum date that can be specified.
Closes #121 (assuming this is the issue related to the functionality being tested)
How did you solve it?
I implemented a unit test for the date input prompt. The test simulates a scenario where the user presses "Enter" without providing a date, which should return the default value specified (in this case, "2023-01-01"). The test uses create_pipe_input to simulate the user input and DummyOutput to handle output, verifying that the expected default value is returned correctly.
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