Improve datetime handling of sliders #3276
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Previously the datetime handling of the
DateRangeSliderdid not correctly roundtrip datetime values unless you were in the UTC timezone. This would cause a bit of jitter because values coming from the frontend would boomerang causing the slider to reset to an earlier state.