⚡ Optimize state initialization in hooks using lazy evaluation

[johnstrand]

💡 What: Modified useSquawk and usePending to use lazy initialization for useState by passing an initializer function () => globalState.get() and () => pendingState.get() instead of directly calling .get().

🎯 Why: Previously, useState evaluated its argument on every single re-render of components using these hooks. For large global states with deep structures, calling globalState.get() causes a full shallow copy (Object spread { ...globalState }) which is a significant waste of CPU time and triggers unnecessary garbage collections, considering useState ignores the argument on subsequent renders. Lazy initialization prevents this.

📊 Measured Improvement:
A benchmark simulating a component performing 10,000 forced re-renders connected to a store with 10,000 keys was created and run on the baseline and the optimized code using react-test-renderer:

• Baseline: 71,859 ms (~71 seconds)
• Optimized: ~305 ms
• Change: ~235x faster (a 99.5% reduction in re-render time for hooks subscribing to large stores).

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