Refactor reactUtils.ts into focused modules #2635
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Summary
Refactors reactUtils.ts by extracting utilities into focused, single-responsibility modules as proposed in CORE-1452.
Changes Made
Split the monolithic reactUtils.ts (518 lines, 20+ utilities) into four focused modules:
focusUtils.ts (412 lines)
useDrawFocus,useFocusElement,useFocusHighlightcreateTrapTab,useTrapTabNavigationuseFocusIn,useFocusLostuseDisableContentTabbingkeyboardUtils.ts (240 lines)
useOnKey,onKeyuseOnEsc,onEscCallbacksuseKeyCombination,keyboardEventMatchesCombinationmediaQueryUtils.ts (120 lines)
useMatchMediaQuery,useMatchMobileQuery,useMatchMobileMediumQueryuseDebouncedWindowSizescrollUtils.ts (40 lines)
useOnScrollTopOffsetUpdated reactUtils.ts
onDOMEventHandler,useOnDOMEvent,useTimeout,isSSRSOLID Principles Applied
Single Responsibility Principle: Each module has one clear concern
Open/Closed Principle: Easier to extend each module independently
Interface Segregation: Focused exports, no forced dependencies
Benefits
Testing
reactUtilscontinue to work via barrel exportsRelated Issues
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