the router singleton is available with require('router') and then you can use router.navigate to set the router state (which should trickle the state back down, however now i realize this will cause the fetcher to re-fetch but that's why i'm keen to tackle this so it informs what needs work).
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routersingleton is available withrequire('router')and then you can userouter.navigateto set the router state (which should trickle the state back down, however now i realize this will cause the fetcher to re-fetch but that's why i'm keen to tackle this so it informs what needs work).