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There is a problem with model definition in FwbInput component. The model should allow string, number or undefined. Right now it doesn't support numbers. It was fixed previously, by adding defineModel in this PR #365 broke it.

Currently I'm getting the following error:
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This PR should fix the model definition

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  • Refactor
    • Improved input component model binding to support both string and number values with a default value.

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The changes update the FwbInput.vue component by removing the modelValue property from the props interface and its default values. The model binding is refactored to use defineModel with an explicit type of string | number and a default value of an empty string. This consolidates model handling within the component and eliminates the need for a separate modelValue prop.

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src/components/FwbInput/FwbInput.vue Removed modelValue from props and interface; updated defineModel to use `string

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    participant ParentComponent
    participant FwbInput

    ParentComponent->>FwbInput: Binds value using v-model
    FwbInput-->>ParentComponent: Emits updated value via defineModel binding
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85-85: Great fix for the model type issue!

This change correctly modifies the defineModel to accept both string and number types, while providing a sensible default empty string value. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives to fix the bug where the Input component wasn't supporting number values.

The removal of the separate modelValue prop (as indicated in the summary) also helps consolidate the model handling within the component, making it cleaner and more maintainable.

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