Radio component

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A Radio component is a UI element that allows users to select one option from a set of mutually exclusive options. Here are the key features a Radio component should have:

1. Single Selection: Ensure only one option can be selected at a time within a group.
2. Customizable Labels: Display customizable text labels next to each radio button.
3. Styling: Support for custom styles and CSS classes to match the application's design.
4. Disabled State: Option to disable individual radio buttons or the entire group.
5. Accessibility: Ensure the component is accessible with proper ARIA attributes and keyboard support.
6. Events: Emit events for user interactions such as change or select.
7. Group Support: Ability to group multiple radio buttons together.
8. Icons: Option to include icons alongside the radio button labels.
9. Validation: Support for form validation to ensure a selection is made.
10. Responsive Design: Adaptable to different screen sizes and orientations.
11. Inline and Block Layouts: Support for both inline and block layouts.
12. Customizable Sizes: Support for different sizes (e.g., small, medium, large) to fit various UI designs.
13. Tooltips: Option to include tooltips for additional information.
14. Animations: Support for animations when selecting or deselecting options.
15. Theming: Support for different themes to match the application's design system.

These features ensure that the Radio component is versatile, user-friendly, and accessible.

To be implemented

• Vue component with basic logic
• Styles and extension points as css properties
• Vitepress documentation: feature description, examples and api documentation
• Unit tests for component and its composition
• Storybook demos and documentation