chore: Update Documentation for the FormValidityObserver

Note: We technically have not yet updated the types for
the JS framework integrations, so we aren't 100% sure that
our docs in that area are correct yet. But we're pretty
confident that the documentation should be correct.

After reviewing these docs on GitHub and verifying that we
didn't break any links, we'll follow up with the integration
TypeScript changes (and any docs updates that should be
done as a result).

docs/extras/philosophy.md

@@ -318,7 +318,7 @@ The next natural step is to provide a way to validate an _entire form_. For that
 
 If the developer opts out of accessible error messaging, the `setFieldError` and `clearFieldError` methods will fallback to `field.setCustomValidity()`, and `validateField({ focus: true })`/`validateFields({ focus: true })` will fallback to `field.reportValidity()`/`form.reportValidity()`.
 
-As an added bonus, the `FormValidityObserver` exposes a [`configure`](../form-validity-observer/README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-void) method that enables developers to configure the error messages that should be displayed when a field fails validation. (Any unconfigured error messages will fallback to the `validationMessage` that the browser provides.) It also allows a custom validation function to be configured for the field.
+As an added bonus, the `FormValidityObserver` exposes a [`configure`](../form-validity-observer/README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-r-void) method that enables developers to configure the error messages that should be displayed when a field fails validation. (Any unconfigured error messages will fallback to the `validationMessage` that the browser provides.) It also allows a custom validation function to be configured for the field.
 
 Seeing the big picture here? The `FormValidityObserver` is basically a wrapper for the browser's native features when accessible error messages aren't being used. When accessible error messages are needed, it functions as an _enhancement_ (not a replacement) of the browser's features to satisfy that need. As a bonus, it includes configurable scrolling/rendering functionality as well.
 

docs/form-validity-observer/integrations/preact.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ A _convenience_ API for reducing code repetition in a [Preact](https://preactjs.
 
 Creates an enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, known as the `PreactFormValidityObserver`. It accepts the exact same arguments as the [`FormValidityObserver`'s constructor](../README.md#constructor-formvalidityobservertypes-options).
 
-### Return Type: `PreactFormValidityObserver<M>`
+### Return Type: `PreactFormValidityObserver<M, R>`
 
-An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Preact applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option.
+An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Preact applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option, and the type of `R` is derived from the [`renderByDefault`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-render-by-default) option.
 
 #### Copied Methods
 
@@ -77,13 +77,13 @@ class MyFormClass extends Component {
 
 Remember that `autoObserve` is simply a convenience utility for calling `observe` and `unobserve` automatically. You're free to setup and teardown the `FormValidityObserver` manually if you prefer.
 
-#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: PreactValidationErrors<M, E>): PreactFieldProps`
+#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: PreactValidationErrors<M, E, R>): PreactFieldProps`
 
-An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-void) for `Preact`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
+An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-r-void) for `Preact`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
 
 > Note: If the field is _only_ using the configured [`defaultErrors`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-default-errors) and/or the browser's default error messages, it _does not_ need to be `configure`d.
 
-The `PreactValidationErrors<M, E>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e) type. Here is how `PreactValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
+The `PreactValidationErrors<M, E, R>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E, R>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e-r) type. Here is how `PreactValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
 
 ##### Properties That Mimic the `ValidationErrors` Properties
 
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ All the other properties on the `PreactValidationErrors` type are enhancements o
 
 The rules are as follows:
 
-1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
+1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e-r) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
 
 ```tsx
 import { createFormValidityObserver } from "@form-observer/preact";

docs/form-validity-observer/integrations/react.md

@@ -17,9 +17,9 @@ Creates an enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, known as the `ReactFo
 
 This function acts as the foundation for the [`useFormValidityObserver`](#custom-hook-useformvalidityobservertypes-options) hook. For those using class components, you can use `createFormValidityObserver` directly.
 
-### Return Type: `ReactFormValidityObserver<M>`
+### Return Type: `ReactFormValidityObserver<M, R>`
 
-An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for React applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option.
+An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for React applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option, and the type of `R` is derived from the [`renderByDefault`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-render-by-default) option.
 
 #### Copied Methods
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ class MyFormClass extends Component {
 }
 ```
 
-Due to React's unique re-rendering system, if you're using the `autoObserve` utility in a component that is expected to re-render, then you might need to memoize its returned `ref` callback to have consistent results. In functional components, you can memoize the callback with `useMemo` (or `useCallback`). In class components, you can effectively "memoize" the callback by assigning it to the class instance during its instantiation.
+Due to React's unique re-rendering model, if you're using the `autoObserve` utility in a component that is expected to re-render, then you might need to memoize its returned `ref` callback to have consistent results. In functional components, you can memoize the callback with `useMemo` (or `useCallback`). In class components, you can effectively "memoize" the callback by assigning it to the class instance during its instantiation.
 
 ```tsx
 import { useMemo, Component } from "react";
@@ -87,13 +87,13 @@ class MyFormClass extends Component {
 
 Remember that `autoObserve` is simply a convenience utility for calling `observe` and `unobserve` automatically. You're free to setup and teardown the `FormValidityObserver` manually if you prefer.
 
-#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: ReactValidationErrors<M, E>): ReactFieldProps`
+#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: ReactValidationErrors<M, E, R>): ReactFieldProps`
 
-An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-void) for `React`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
+An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-r-void) for `React`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
 
 > Note: If the field is _only_ using the configured [`defaultErrors`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-default-errors) and/or the browser's default error messages, it _does not_ need to be `configure`d.
 
-The `ReactValidationErrors<M, E>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e) type. Here is how `ReactValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
+The `ReactValidationErrors<M, E, R>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E, R>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e-r) type. Here is how `ReactValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
 
 ##### Properties That Mimic the `ValidationErrors` Properties
 
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ All the other properties on the `ReactValidationErrors` type are enhancements of
 
 The rules are as follows:
 
-1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
+1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e-r) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
 
 ```tsx
 import { createFormValidityObserver } from "@form-observer/react";

docs/form-validity-observer/integrations/solid.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ A _convenience_ API for reducing code repetition in a [Solid](https://www.solidj
 
 Creates an enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, known as the `SolidFormValidityObserver`. It accepts the exact same arguments as the [`FormValidityObserver`'s constructor](../README.md#constructor-formvalidityobservertypes-options).
 
-### Return Type: `SolidFormValidityObserver<M>`
+### Return Type: `SolidFormValidityObserver<M, R>`
 
-An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Solid applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option.
+An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Solid applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option, and the type of `R` is derived from the [`renderByDefault`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-render-by-default) option.
 
 #### Copied Methods
 
@@ -45,13 +45,13 @@ function MyForm() {
 
 Remember that `autoObserve` is simply a convenience utility for calling `observe` and `unobserve` automatically. You're free to setup and teardown the `FormValidityObserver` manually if you prefer.
 
-#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: SolidValidationErrors<M, E>): SolidFieldProps`
+#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: SolidValidationErrors<M, E, R>): SolidFieldProps`
 
-An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-void) for `Solid`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
+An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-r-void) for `Solid`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
 
 > Note: If the field is _only_ using the configured [`defaultErrors`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-default-errors) and/or the browser's default error messages, it _does not_ need to be `configure`d.
 
-The `SolidValidationErrors<M, E>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e) type. Here is how `SolidValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
+The `SolidValidationErrors<M, E, R>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E, R>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e-r) type. Here is how `SolidValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
 
 ##### Properties That Mimic the `ValidationErrors` Properties
 
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ All the other properties on the `SolidValidationErrors` type are enhancements of
 
 The rules are as follows:
 
-1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
+1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e-r) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
 
 ```tsx
 import { createFormValidityObserver } from "@form-observer/solid";

docs/form-validity-observer/integrations/svelte.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ A _convenience_ API for reducing code repetition in a [Svelte](https://svelte.de
 
 Creates an enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, known as the `SvelteFormValidityObserver`. It accepts the exact same arguments as the [`FormValidityObserver`'s constructor](../README.md#constructor-formvalidityobservertypes-options).
 
-### Return Type: `SvelteFormValidityObserver<M>`
+### Return Type: `SvelteFormValidityObserver<M, R>`
 
-An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Svelte applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option.
+An enhanced version of the `FormValidityObserver`, designed specifically for Svelte applications. It has the same Type Parameters as the `FormValidityObserver`. As with the `FormValidityObserver`, the type of `M` is derived from the [`renderer`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-renderer) option, and the type of `R` is derived from the [`renderByDefault`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-render-by-default) option.
 
 #### Copied Methods
 
@@ -45,13 +45,13 @@ The `novalidate` parameter indicates that the [novalidate](https://developer.moz
 
 Remember that `autoObserve` is simply a convenience utility for calling `observe` and `unobserve` automatically. You're free to setup and teardown the `FormValidityObserver` manually if you prefer.
 
-#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: SvelteValidationErrors<M, E>): SvelteFieldProps`
+#### Function: `configure<E>(name: string, errorMessages: SvelteValidationErrors<M, E, R>): SvelteFieldProps`
 
-An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-void) for `Svelte`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
+An enhanced version of [`FormValidityObserver.configure`](../README.md#method-formvalidityobserverconfigureename-string-errormessages-validationerrorsm-e-r-void) for `Svelte`. In addition to configuring a field's error messages, it generates the props that should be applied to the field based on the provided arguments.
 
 > Note: If the field is _only_ using the configured [`defaultErrors`](../README.md#form-validity-observer-options-default-errors) and/or the browser's default error messages, it _does not_ need to be `configure`d.
 
-The `SvelteValidationErrors<M, E>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e) type. Here is how `SvelteValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
+The `SvelteValidationErrors<M, E, R>` type is an enhanced version of the core [`ValidationErrors<M, E, R>`](../types.md#validationerrorsm-e-r) type. Here is how `SvelteValidationErrors` compares to `ValidationErrors`.
 
 ##### Properties That Mimic the `ValidationErrors` Properties
 
@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ All the other properties on the `SvelteValidationErrors` type are enhancements o
 
 The rules are as follows:
 
-1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
+1&rpar; When a constraint is configured with an [`ErrorDetails`](../types.md#errordetailsm-e-r) object, the object must include a `value` property specifying the value of the constraint. In this scenario, both the field's constraint value _and_ its error message are configured.
 
 ```svelte
 <form use:autoObserve>