Important note about `set` functions missing from new `useState` docs

I was attending a class about useCallback in conjunction with useState in a custom hook, and the solution to my exercise used an empty dependency array in useCallback, even though it used a setValue from a state:

  const [value, setValue] = React.useState(initialValue);

  const toggleValue = React.useCallback(
    () => setValue((currentValue) => !currentValue),
    [] # I put [setValue] here
  );

  return [value, toggleValue];

I wasn't sure if this was ok, but didn't find any info about this in the new docs of useState. I asked around and found that the old docs do contain the specific information I was looking for:

I'd like to suggest to add this note or something similar in the new docs as well. It might have been omitted for a good reason, but it does feel like important information to me.

Comienza por la nueva documentación de useState, específicamente la sección setstate enlazada en el issue, y compárala con la referencia correspondiente de Legacy Hooks. Añade la nota que falta o una explicación equivalente sobre las funciones set y las dependencias de useCallback, y luego verifica que la guía sea clara en la documentación renderizada.