Use zustand store inside suspense fetch store to track progress #1693
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This replaces the pub-sub pattern I had implemented in
DataProviderApi, and considerably simplifies subscribing to the progress state inValueLoader.Basically, every fetch store now initialises a zustand store to track progress. Each "fetch input" (e.g. dataset+selection for
valuesStore) is associated with a progress percentage in the zustand store, and the store can be subscribed to with zustand'suseStorehook.