fix(core): clamp Calendar numberOfMonths to 1|2 at runtime

[durvesh1992]

Summary

numberOfMonths on Calendar (and the DateInput / DateTimeInput that forward to it) is typed 1 | 2, but nothing enforced that at runtime. A free-form caller — or the docsite Properties control — could pass 0 (renders no months) or 1000 (locks the page up trying to render 1000 month grids in Array.from({length: numberOfMonths})).

This clamps the value to the supported union in Calendar: anything that isn't exactly 2 falls back to 1, with a dev-only console.warn when an out-of-range value is passed. DateInput and DateTimeInput inherit the guard for free since they forward the prop straight to <Calendar>.

Note: the docsite should also render a 1/2 toggle instead of a free-form number input for small-literal-union props (item 3 in the issue) — that's a separate docsite-side change and not included here.

Test plan

• Added unit tests: numberOfMonths={1000} and ={0} both render exactly one month and emit the dev warning.
• Existing multi-month tests (={2}) still pass — 32/32 Calendar tests green.

Closes #2704

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[cixzhang]

Thanks, console warn makes sense although I don't think process exists in runtime.

[cixzhang]

This might not always exist and is likely causing the build errors.

[durvesh1992]

Good catch — process isn't guaranteed in the runtime bundle, which was the build error. I've dropped the process.env.NODE_ENV guard entirely and now call console.warn unconditionally on an out-of-range value, matching the existing convention in Field and Popover (neither gates its warn behind an env check). The clamp logic and tests are unchanged — 32/32 Calendar tests still pass. Pushed in b882749.

[cixzhang]

Thanks for working on this. I was reading through #2704 and thinking about the kinds of guardrails we want for this. Since the type is already constrained by the type I think having additional console warnings is likely not going to be quite as helpful as the type constraint. Given that we don't have a good way to handle in-component errors in a traceable way for consumers (ie if an end user encounters this issue it needs to be logged somewhere for the developer) and we have type safety, I'm thinking we can skip the console warnings for now. The defensive clamping seems okay although I'm not fully sure we need it yet. The main fix would be to avoid getting into this situation in the docsite's properties panel by having it read the 1 | 2 union type and render a selector instead.