fix(hooks): add unmount cleanup to useBatchCreate - #335
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useBatchCreate started a batch operation but had no cleanup on unmount, so the running batch would continue posting state updates to an already- unmounted component. Add a useEffect that sets abortRef.current = true on cleanup, mirroring what the existing cancel() callback does. The abortRef flag is already checked at the top of every loop iteration in both createBatch and retryFailed, so setting it on unmount is sufficient to stop any in-progress batch without further changes. Closes FlowwStar#274
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Summary
useBatchCreatestarted batch stream creation but had no cleanup on unmount, so the running batch continued postingsetProgressupdates to an already-unmounted componentuseEffectwith a cleanup function that setsabortRef.current = trueon unmount — the same flag already checked at the top of every loop iteration in bothcreateBatchandretryFaileduseEffectfrom React (was not previously imported)The cleanup mirrors what the existing
cancel()callback does, making unmount behaviour automatic rather than relying on callers to callcancel()before the component unmounts.Test plan
useBatchCreateand starts a long batch; unmount it mid-batch; confirm no ReactsetStatewarnings appear in the consolecancel()still works as before for explicit early terminationCloses #274