Add useEventListener, useWindowEvent, and useDocumentEvent hooks#27
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Also test when wrapping callback with useEffectEvent
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Options can be boolean or object. I now type‑check, treat null/non‑objects as “no options” and keep normalization for stable equality. Added tests for boolean and null options. |
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Fixes #26
I realize it looks complicated, but this is the simplest I could do while still handling everything details around React correctly. It does a lot so the user doesn't have to use
useMemofor options and stuff.