Document reconcile() in-place mutation caveat - #28
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useStore applies updates with Solid's reconcile(), which mutates the previous object value in place to match the new one. Document that consequence — storing references to external proxy objects is a footgun — plus the ReconcileOptions pass-through and a deep-copy workaround, per the report in nanostores#27.
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Fixes #27
Documents the
reconcile()behaviour reported in #27:useStoreapplies every update with Solid'sreconcile(), so for object/array values the previous object is mutated in place to match the new one — a footgun when the store holds references to objects you don't own (e.g. proxies from another library).The new README section explains:
reconcile()is used (fine-grained rendering) and that theuseStoresecond argument passes through asReconcileOptions(e.g.keyfor array stores) — previously undocumented;Docs-only change. I left the rest of the README untouched (it is not prettier-formatted, so no formatting churn).