Gotchas
Case in point: calcite-input-number. <input type="number"> used standalone will keep track of and display incomplete values typed into the input. In calcite-input-number, which renders a hidden <input type="number"> element, setting the value of that hidden input directly to an incomplete number value like "-" will not set the hidden input's value property to -, but more importantly, because it is hidden and can't be directly typed into, it will not track that the - character was typed into it, so it will not trigger a validation error when the form it's contained within is submitted.
