datetime: default date when intervals are in use #46
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Consider the configure intervals when defaulting to today's date.
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The timepicker displays today's date&time as default when its initial value is empty.
When using intervals for hours/minutes/seconds - today's time might not comply with these intervals, which leads to unexpected behaviors.
E.g. configure AnyPicker to use
intervals: { h: 1, m: 15 }, and assume that the time now is 15:23.The previous behavior will lead to bugs since the minutes value is not 0/15/30/45.
I suggest that the timepicker will use zeros when the hours/minutes/seconds value doesn't fit the interval.