`use_query` Doesn't Seem To Resume After Being Re-Rendered With New Input

[jsievenpiper]

I think this may be similar to #78 but I'm not entirely sure... sorry in advance if it is.

I have a simple reproducible scenario where I call a component that is designed to be frequently re-rendered with new props. Those props get fed into a query which goes off and does it's thing. On initial render, the component works great. If I completely unmount the component (via some intermediate state or something), and then render it again with new props, it also works great. But if I try to directly transition it from one state to another, it gets stuck in suspension.

I thought this might originally be an issue following the rules of hooks, but even this simple test scenario seems to break (I've also included a simple use of stylist here to highlight a typical component setup I'd be using, if it gives any more context, but just a plain use of use_query seems to break). A stripped-down example component looks like this:

use bounce::query::use_query;
use stylist::yew::{styled_component, use_style};
use uuid::Uuid;
use yew::prelude::*;

#[derive(Debug, PartialEq)
struct Response {
  value: String
}

#[derive(Properties, PartialEq)]
pub struct Props {
  pub id: Uuid
}

#[styled_component(Item)]
pub fn item(props: &Props) -> HtmlResult {
  let style = use_style!(r#"
    display: block;
  "#);

  let data = use_query::<Response>(props.id.clone().into())?;
  let value: AttrValue = data.value.clone().into();

  Ok(
    let data = data.as_ref().ok().unwrap();
    html! { <div class={style}>{value}</div> }
  )
}

For whatever it's worth:

• use_query_value works perfectly with a component that is otherwise exactly the same (e.g. just changing HtmlResult to Html and doing the bare minimum changes to call sites impacted inside).
• The hook seems to be invoked, but the query function itself doesn't seem to be invoked.

Thanks in advance for this amazing (set) of libraries -- if there is anything I can do to help patch this or look deeper, happy to lend a hand! Actually, if I find I'm using this appropriately (or am taught how to!), I'd be more than happy to write up some documentation for the book 👍🏾