`performRouteHandlerStaticMethod` doesn't work with decorators

`await performRouteHandlerStaticMethod(state.routes, 'routerWillRun', routeHandlerInfo)`

```
export default async function performRouteHandlerStaticMethod(routes, methodName, ...args) {
return Promise.all(routes
.map(route => {route.handler[methodName]; console.log(route, route.handler)})
.filter(method => typeof method === 'function')
.map(method => method(...args))
);
}
```

This doesn't work when you use decorators around your components. E.g. I wrapped my components when using `react-dnd` and `route.handler` is the `DragAndDropContainer`.

Is their a better approach?

Look at the performRouteHandlerStaticMethod function in the codebase to see how it accesses route.handler. The issue is that decorators like react-dnd wrap the component, so route.handler is the wrapper, not the original component. Check how routes are defined and where handlers are set. The fix likely involves unwrapping the decorated component to access its static methods. Test by creating a route with a decorated component and seeing what route.handler contains.

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