Add 'type' of "button" to default toggle button props?

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• downshift version: 6.1.7
• node version: 14.17.4
• npm (or yarn) version: yarn 1.22.11

Relevant code or config

const {
  getToggleButtonProps,
  ...rest
} = useSelect(...);

const toggleButtonProps = getToggleButtonProps();

expect(toggleButtonProps.type).toEqual('button');

Problem description:

When using one of the Downshift hooks (select or combobox), the props that come back from getToggleButtonProps do not contain a default type attribute. If a type attribute is not given, the button will have a default of type="submit".

Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/button#attr-type

I see a similar issue (#1274) stating that "useSelect doesn't work inside forms".

Suggested solution:

Does anyone think it would be worthwhile to add type: 'button' to the default set of attributes returned from getToggleButtonProps? It wouldn't technically be a valid attribute if passed to a non-<button> element, but I don't think it causes any negative effects.

Or is this best left in user-land, with the consumer applying type="button" to their toggle button in addition to spreading getToggleButtonProps?

Thanks!