docs(updating-state): use curried create form with explicit state type#3503
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updating-state.mdcreates a typed store with the non-curriedcreate<T>(...)form:When the state type is annotated explicitly, Zustand's own TypeScript guides require the curried form
create<T>()(...):create(...), you have to writecreate<T>()(...)(notice the extra parentheses()too along with the type parameter)".create<BearState>()((set) => ...).Every other example across the docs that annotates the state type uses the curried form — this guide is the only one that doesn't, which is misleading since
updating-state.mdis one of the first guides a beginner reads.Diff
Docs-only change — no changeset needed.