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.

Commencez par la nouvelle documentation de useState, plus précisément la section setstate liée dans l’issue, et comparez-la à la référence correspondante des Legacy Hooks. Ajoutez la note manquante ou une explication équivalente concernant les fonctions set et les dépendances de useCallback, puis vérifiez que les indications sont claires dans la documentation rendue.