[6.x] Forms 2: Extract star rating, ranking and image choice into UI components - #15068
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The thumb was padded as if `min` always equaled `step`, so a min of `2` shifted the fill onto the wrong star (and was a non step fraction). Solution was to pad from `min` and `offset` by half the gap so .5 values land on the star center instead of halfway through the cell.
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This pull request refactors three of the fieldtypes added in Forms 2, extracting their markup and behaviour into reusable UI components.
StarRating,RankListandChoiceGridare now exported from@statamic/cms, so they're available to the rest of the Control Panel and to addons. The fieldtypes themselves are now thin wrappers that map their config onto the component's props.