Today I learned that if you write your own Formatter for String values, it's
a good idea to make it be pretty forgiving about format types that it
doesn't understand. Why? Because input tags with "value" attributes will
use your String formatter on the String values for that attribute. If you've
got a tag that normally represents a BigDecimal (for example), then your
String formatter may need to accept the format type "currency" even if it
doesn't know what it means.
If this is true, I'll add it to the Wiki at some point.
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