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What is a `Tabs` component (as implemented by Headless UI) responsible for, beyond visually showing which tab is active?

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  1. What is a `Tabs` component (as implemented by Headless UI) responsible for, beyond visually showing which tab is active?
  2. How does styling typically work with Headless UI components, given that they ship with no built-in visual styles?
  3. What is the `Transition` component in Headless UI used for?
  4. What is the `Switch` component in Headless UI used for?
  5. What is the main benefit of using a headless component library like Headless UI instead of building complex interactive components (like a dropdown menu or a modal dialog) entirely from scratch?
  6. How does Headless UI's approach to accessibility/behavior differ from a comparable library like Radix UI or React Aria, at a high level?
  7. What does the `Dialog` component in Headless UI handle for you, beyond just rendering a modal-looking box?
  8. What is the `RadioGroup` component in Headless UI, and why might a team use it instead of native `<input type="radio">` elements?
  9. What does the `Combobox` component in Headless UI provide, compared to the simpler `Listbox`?
  10. What is the practical relationship between Headless UI and Tailwind CSS, given they're maintained by the same team?
  11. What does it mean that Headless UI components expose render props or data attributes reflecting internal state (like whether a `Menu.Items` panel is currently open)?
  12. What is the `Menu` component (Dropdown Menu) in Headless UI typically composed of?
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