refactor: use lazy refs for Autocomplete plugins #9
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This uses lazy refs instead of standard refs to lazily instantiate plugins and ensure they only get called once. This method is recommended over `useMemo` because it's not designed to retain values, and could recompute arbitrarily in the future (see facebook/react#14490 (comment)).
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This uses lazy refs instead of standard refs to lazily instantiate plugins and ensure they only get called once.
This method is recommended over
useMemobecause it's not designed to retain values, and could recompute arbitrarily in the future (see facebook/react#14490 (comment)).