Add test for lifecycles and state of a delayed suspending compo…#2114
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| // TODO: This is called thrice since the cDU queued up after the second | ||
| // increment is never cleared once the component suspends. So when it | ||
| // resumes and the component is rerendered, we queue up another cDU so | ||
| // cDU is called an extra time. |
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This new test covers the case where a component suspends after the first where some state change causes the suspension (e.g. a button press that asynchronously increments the count when it needs to get more values then it has. Actually, that's a good test case. Lol maybe sometime later I'll add that).