Declare project-wide useAppDispatch and useAppSelector #1252
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`useAppDispatch` and `useAppSelector` are typed version of `useDispatch` and `useSelector`. This change is mostly to follow convention and make our code more consistent overall for the few cases were it actually helps or is required.
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useAppDispatchanduseAppSelectorare typed version ofuseDispatchanduseSelector. This change is mostly to follow convention and make our code more consistent overall for the few cases were it actually helps or is required.