As usual, trying to make a good tool compatible with a popular tool leads to awkward situations.

How do you subscribe to the input `change` event in React? As a reminder, onChange subscribes to the `input` event.

This was a good idea for neat little components, but not for completely replacing classes with hooks.

No one's goal is to make services user-friendly anymore. It's only important to improve metrics. And the most valuable metrics, like time on site and page depth, are often achieved by reducing usability.

Honestly, it's pretty easy to do this without a framework, since we already have FileSystemRouter. But I'd like to see the result.