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* create a symlink between local Client .vscode snippets and global snippets for ease of use * fix: no need to specify `Element` in the snippet as that is pulled from the filename Because of our convention with `x.element.ts` you would have ended up with `UmbXElementElement` * feat: adds new component `umb-input-dropzone` * docs(storybook): more stories * feat: construct the temporary files centrally along with an `AbortController` and use its signal * feat: makes UmbInputDropzone form aware * feat: introduces a change event * chore: temporary changes before changing upload field * feat: adds default slot * docs: adds jsdocs * feat: adds more properties * feat: adds dashed styling * feat: adds multiple support * feat: allows to cancel file * feat: separate **cancel** and **remove** * fix stylibg * move dropzone element * move input-dropzone into dropzone package * feat: introduces a 'dropzone' package * import for backward compatibility * remove ambigious export * reexport everything from dropzone * fix import * cleanup test files * use correct import paths * test: make sure folder exists before writing to it * adds export for modals * adds entrypoint for dropzone package * use the AbortController directly on the temporary file object * uses correct icon name * feat: adds ability to remove all files and cancel the request * feat: adds styling for the uploader and enables it to work in multiple mode with classes over id's * do not let the content exceed its boundaries * feat: formats progress with 2 decimals * feat: formats with 0 decimals * fix: returns cancel error * fix: maps cancel errors back to the uploadable item * fix: do not proceed with media items if the request was cancelled * chore: mark exports from media <- dropzone as deprecated * fix: use correct attribute and remove a todo with localizations * fix: use correct attribute and remove a todo with localizations * fix: allow to specify parent through attribute * feat: align attribute `disableFolderUpload` between dropzone components
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