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Textareas have their "value" set in content, not in attribute. When adding content to a textarea it should not be appended, it should replace any current content.

This could be done by overriding withContent() and have it call withDefaultContent().

RadioSelectBlock implements SelectorControlContract
Creates fieldset with legend

Ideas:

• put label inside legend for styling?
• If only one option, display two on & off radio buttons with similar functionality as a checkbox?

CheckboxMultiSelectBlock()

This should follow on the pattern of #3 that deals with radio button blocks.

We could make it possible to add filters to input values. Values would always be passed through these filters before being used no matter where the value comes from, be it from the input itself or an ancestor.

Examples of use for this would be to transform input to valid datetime strings or implode array values with specified glue.

I think it may only make sense to filter single value inputs, like text inputs etc. Not so sure about checkboxes, radios, or select inputs.

Let's put withValueFilter(callable $callable) into a contract FilterableControlValueContract, implement it with the existing SingleValueInputTrait and apply the filters before returning from `SingleValueInputTrait::getValue()

Methods for setting filters should then be available through InputBlock::withInputValueFilter - but that needs to check if $this->getInputElement() implements FilterableControlValueContract before passing the filter along.

The first input in the form that has an error should get the autofocus attribute set

Add a checkbox disabled css class to the checkboxes label wrapper if the containing checkbox block is disabled

Some of the PHP classes have attributes containing CSS class names.
These attributes should have publicity level protected to enable subclasses to override them easily.