Normale Validation-Attribute benutzen #184
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Now that our question is in an iframe, we can use the normal validation attributes without preventing form submission.
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Da wir jetzt in einem Iframe sind, können wir in der Tat die "soft validation"-Logik rausschmeißen, ohne form submission zu blockieren. Das hat auch den Vorteil, dass das Popover nicht awkwardly versucht, innerhalb der Iframe-Grenzen zu bleiben, sondern vom Browser einfach darüber hinweg gerendert werden kann.
Ganz der Standard-Bootstrap-Logik habe ich es nicht überlassen, siehe JSDoc von
validateInput.Bonus: Die Attempt-Details-Seite zeigt jetzt auch die Responses der Steps an.