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Question about exhaustive state check
In your examples, you use this pattern a lot:
const asyncHero = useAsync(..., ...);
return (
<div>
{asyncHero.loading && ...}
{asyncHero.error && ...}
{asyncHero.result && ...}
</div>
);
Is this supposed to cover all possibilities? I don't want it to silently fail with an empty div. If so, would it be possible to change the typing to represent this fact?