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I have a rather naive question purely out of curiosity :)
Why does Compose make the reactive system so “complex”? Instead, couldn’t the Compose compiler analyze all *composable functions* that call *`state`* at compile time and records them, followed by inserting logic to update these composables after the corresponding “state operation”? Wouldn’t this approach effectively reduce the runtime overhead associated with recomposition?