Steps to reproduce:
1) Run the following REPL: https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/wJEJlqvC26v5pK9R49
2) There are 2 TelerikDateInput components binded to the same variable, with a DateInputFormatPlaceholder different than the default "dd/MM/yyyy"
3) In the first TelerikDateInput enter a valid date value
4) Note that the second TelerikDateInput assumes the same value, which is correct
5) Enter an invalid value in the first TelerikDateInput by clearing the day part or the month part or the year part
6) The second TelerikDateInput component assumes the default placeholder, instead of the one specified in DateInputFormatPlaceholder
7) Click on the second TelerikDateInput component: it now assumes correctly the placeholder specified in DateInputFormatPlaceholder
The following gif showcases the scenario: https://i.gyazo.com/a9e1f2d3b87cdac19e4e6b71bdeccb38.mp4

This also affects all the Telerik components that have a <*Component*FormatPlaceholder> tag.
Here is a REPL link which contains many components that have a <*Component*FormatPlaceholder> tag: https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/QJaTlglC29a2s8Ys43

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