Added onDispose Functionality and Modified deps Type to Array in useEffect

[psyrenpark]

Hello ~,

I needed an onDispose functionality within useEffect, so I've added it. Additionally, I have changed the type of deps to an array.

I would appreciate it if you could review them.

// example

    /*
    useEffect(()=>{
        console.log("Call once")
    },[])
    */
    useEffect(onEffect = {
        println("Call once")
    })

    /*
    useEffect(()=>{
        console.log("Call once")
        return  () => {
            console.log("onDispose")
        }
    },[])
    */
    useEffect(onEffect = {
            println("Call once")
        }, onDispose = {
            println("onDispose")
        }
    )

    /*
    useEffect(()=>{
        console.log("Call when the value of isOn changes")
        return  () => {
            console.log("onDispose")
        }
    },[isOn, "SOME" ])
    */
    useEffect(arrayOf(isOn,"SOME"),
        onEffect =  {
            println("Call when the value of isOn changes  [isOn] $isOn")
        }, onDispose = {
            println("onDispose")
        }
    )

[junerver]

In fact, every timeif you pass deps through arrayOf, a new array instance will be created, which will cause LaunchedEffect and DisposeEffect to execute blocks. If you just want to execute when the component is loaded or when it ends, you can declare a custom hook. For example: useMount, useUnmount;

Of course, if you insist on doing this through a hook, then your deps should be vararg deps:Any, and use *deps when passing it to XXEffect so that it can be tracked correctly.

[pavi2410]

I'm not accepting this PR in favor of ComposeHooks and in v2 of this library, this module is removed (See #16).