Default Calendar Sources for renderCalendar + Cache Bugfix (Breaking Option)#456
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If the cache had not been initialized, then the bug mentioned above would occur. This PR fixes this problem by conditionally initializing the cache as part of the renderCalendar() function.
This solution required setting the renderCalendar() function to be an async function because the cache initialization is async, which changes the public API. :/ Docs are updated to reflect this. This is a breaking change.
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In trying to simply render the default calendar based on the global settings, I found it to be a bit difficult to do.
This PR simplifies the process by having the renderCalendar function default the events to all events from the event sources set in the global settings. I've also added this case as one of the basic examples in the documentation
Additionally, I was able to tackle the bug mentioned in the advanced docs, but my solution was a breaking change because the public API is modified. See comment below for details.
I was able to find a solution that is not a full breaking change. I think this PR might be slightly cleaner, but it is a breaking change. See this alternative PR for the non breaking change option: #456