Can't perform a React state update on a component that hasn't mounted yet

In a `useTracker`-heavy part of my code I got the following warning with React 18 (`react-meteor-data` `v2.6.2`):

```
Warning: Can't perform a React state update on a component that hasn't mounted yet. This indicates that you have a side-effect in your render function that asynchronously later calls tries to update the component. Move this work to useEffect instead.
```

Not sure if it shows up without ``. If I remember correctly I managed to get the warning both with the deps and no-deps versions of `useTracker`.

I have not been able to reproduce this behavior in a sandbox yet, and the original code was quite a pain to debug.

I managed to fix it by patching `useTracker` and `useSubscribe` to have `skipUpdate` return `true` when the component has been initialized but has not mounted yet, using the following hook and have `skipUpdate` return `!hasMounted() || originalSkipUpdate()`:

```ts
import {useRef, useEffect} from 'react';

const useHasMounted = () => {
const componentWasMounted = useRef(false);

useEffect(() => {
componentWasMounted.current = true;
}, []);

return () => componentWasMounted.current;
};

export default useHasMounted;
```

I assume the warning pops up because `forceUpdate` can be called before an element is mounted now that React can run state code without systematically rendering.

Start by examining the useTracker and useSubscribe hooks, especially their skipUpdate handling, and reproduce the warning with React 18 and StrictMode if possible. Done means confirming that state updates do not trigger the pre-mount warning in the affected hooks.

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