feat(use-i18n)!: required generic #1061
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BREAKING CHANGE: Required generic for useI18n() / useTranslation.
When using useI18n() / useTranslation() without providing a generic for the locale, t and namespaceTranslation will throw an error (You must pass a generic argument to ****) to enforce the usage of a Locale.