fix(client-react): create WalletAPIClient once in WalletAPIProvider#574
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The provider created the client inside a `useState` initializer. Since the `WalletAPIClient` constructor has a side effect (it registers itself on `transport.onMessage`), React strict mode's double-invocation constructed a second, discarded client whose constructor hijacked the transport. Responses were then routed to a client with no pending requests, throwing `no ongoingRequest` — which broke the Next.js simulator example. Use the ref "create once" pattern so exactly one client is instantiated and remains the owner of the transport, even under strict mode. Also make the example's simulator flag detection more forgiving: `?simulator` (bare) now activates the simulator, not just `?simulator=true`.
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The provider created the client inside a
useStateinitializer. Since theWalletAPIClientconstructor has a side effect (it registers itself ontransport.onMessage), React strict mode's double-invocation constructed a second, discarded client whose constructor hijacked the transport. Responses were then routed to a client with no pending requests, throwingno ongoingRequest— which broke the Next.js simulator example.Use the ref "create once" pattern so exactly one client is instantiated and remains the owner of the transport, even under strict mode.
Also make the example's simulator flag detection more forgiving:
?simulator(bare) now activates the simulator, not just?simulator=true.