[Biglamar]

Summary

In src/hooks/useSmartPolling.ts, fetchFn, compareFn and onDataChange are now held in refs that are updated on every render, so fetchData no longer changes identity when callers pass inline functions. I also removed the hasInitialized guard from the main polling effect. The effect now recreates the interval whenever it re-runs, including when enabled goes from false to true. Before this, the first re-render ran the effect cleanup, which cleared the interval, and nothing recreated it. I added a regression test in src/hooks/useSmartPolling.test.tsx that uses inline callbacks and asserts polling continues past several intervals. I could not run any tests in this session.

Changed files

• src/hooks/useSmartPolling.test.tsx
• src/hooks/useSmartPolling.ts

Test plan

Run jest src/hooks/useSmartPolling.test.tsx src/hooks/useBountyStatus.test.tsx, plus the ClaimButton and BountyStatus tests. The new test, 'keeps polling across re-renders when callbacks are inline (#568)', asserts fetchFn is called more than twice after three timer advances. The existing enabled-toggle and backoff tests in the same file cover the removal of the hasInitialized guard.

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Closes #568

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