Storybook: Fix broken import statements for DateTime component #27794
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Just wanted to confirm that it works now at https://wordpress.github.io/gutenberg/?path=/story/components-datetimepicker--default:
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Description
This PR fixes the issue where
DateTimePickercomponent is wrongly referenced in the Storybook story and therefore triggers an error:It also consolidates two stories registered under the same name into one file to ensure that both are exposed in the UI.
Testing
Run
npm run storybook:devornpm run storybook:buildand ensure there are no warnings related toDateTimePickeron the console. Go to Components > DateTimePicker and verify that you can preview the component.