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The Default User Settings form on Internal Users, the org settings form and
the org create dialog all rendered their money fields as
`<input type="number" step={0.01}>` inside a form that never opted out of
native constraint validation. Any value with more than two decimals, such as
a 0.001 max budget, failed the browser's step check, so Chrome vetoed the
submit before react-hook-form ran. No request went out, no field error was
shown, and the read view kept displaying the old value; it looked like the
budget silently refused to stick.
Money fields now use `step="any"`, and the three react-hook-form forms carry
`noValidate` so zod stays the only validator and a DOM-level constraint can
never swallow a submit again.
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