Updates the `HeaderManager` to utilize `mouseenter` and `mouseleave` events on the calendar header for improved performance and accuracy.
Calculates the target date based on the mouse's X-coordinate within the header.
Removes the need for 'ghost columns' by simplifying the logic. This significantly reduces complexity.
The `AllDayEventRenderer` is modified to reflect this change, omitting ghost column creation.
Updates `DragDropManager` to accommodate the new interaction model.
Various console logs are added for debugging purposes.
Addresses two key issues related to dragging events to the header: the premature removal of the original event element and the creation of duplicate all-day events.
The original event is no longer removed when dragging to the header; it is now only removed upon a successful drop.
Also, it prevents the creation of duplicate all-day events by checking for existing all-day events before creating new ones, using DOM queries to ensure accurate state.
Enhances the all-day event selection by creating transparent, full-height columns for each day, which enables more accurate and reliable hover detection across all-day events.
Now selects all-day events by hovering on the entire column, not just day headers.
Improves code organization and maintainability by separating concerns related to all-day event rendering, header management, and event resizing.
Moves all-day event rendering logic into a dedicated `AllDayEventRenderer` class, utilizing the factory pattern for event element creation.
Refactors `AllDayManager` to handle all-day row height animations, separated from `HeaderManager`.
Removes the `ResizeManager` and related functionality.
These changes aim to reduce code duplication, improve testability, and enhance the overall architecture of the calendar component.
Improves drag and drop event handling, including conversion between all-day and timed events.
Introduces HeaderManager to handle header-related event logic and
centralizes header event handling for better code organization and
separation of concerns.
Optimizes event listeners and throttles events for improved performance.
Removes redundant code and improves the overall drag and drop
experience.
