UI-485: Extract calendar component from DatePicker for reusability #421
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JIRA Ticket
UI-485
QA Steps
1. Navigate to Storybook: Ensure the component is properly set up and viewable in the Storybook environment.
2. Check for Visual Regressions: Thoroughly examine the component's visual appearance and behavior to identify any regressions or unexpected changes compared to the expected state.
3. Verify Right-to-Left (RTL) Layout: Test the component's layout and functionality when rendered in a right-to-left direction to ensure it adapts and functions correctly.
4. Verify Responsiveness: Test the component's layout and behavior across different screen sizes and devices to ensure it adapts and functions correctly.
5. Inspect Class Names: Ensure the component's CSS class names are specific and follow the project's naming conventions to maintain code maintainability and consistency.
6. Perform Build Checks: Build the application and check for any errors or warnings to catch any issues that may prevent successful deployment.
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