Docs: Clarify locale precedence when using PrimeReactProvider#8453
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Added documentation clarifying locale precedence with PrimeReactProvider and why locale() does not override provider locale. No behavior changes, docs only. |
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Description
This PR clarifies locale resolution behavior when using
PrimeReactProvider.It documents the locale precedence order and explains why calling
locale()alonedoes not override the provider locale once a context is present.
Motivation
This resolves confusion discussed in #8349, where components (notably InputNumber)
appeared to ignore the global locale when wrapped with
PrimeReactProvider.Changes
Fixes #8349 (InputNumber: Respect Global Locale)