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react-simplikit@0.0.54
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#423
36e3e4cThanks @Antoliny0919! - The returned handler was typed asChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement>, so passing it to a<textarea>raised a type error even though the runtime behavior was identical. The handler is now typed asChangeEventHandler<HTMLInputElement | HTMLTextAreaElement>, so it can be attached to both<input>and<textarea>elements.#424
1ac0166Thanks @hyesungoh! - fix(core): opt the remaining React Compiler-incompatible hooks out with'use no memo'