[Suggestion]: Document fact that useActionState explicitly creates a Transition
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By reading the React 19 blog post. It shows two equivalent pieces of code, one of which uses useTransition and the other useActionState. I get a strong impression that this means that useActionState explicitly creates a Transition. Is this true? If so, can it be documented in the useActionState reference? Thanks!
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Start by comparing the two equivalent examples in the React 19 blog post under Actions with the useActionState reference. Verify whether useActionState explicitly creates a Transition, then update that reference to state the behavior clearly and confirm the documentation matches the demonstrated equivalence.
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- Tech stack
- react
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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- 3/5
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- 1-2 days
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