net is mostly generic, not app-specific. the only app-specific behavior tends to be the fetch policy. instead the generic lib could just provide policy param that defaults to permit all. then the app wrapper lib can substitute in its own app-specific policy.
part of goal of moving generic libs out of core, so that core is only the app-specific functionality.
it is annoying to admit that I had previously accomplished this, and lost this design when deciding to try and remove the delineation between what functionality is part of the app and what is part of some lib.
net is mostly generic, not app-specific. the only app-specific behavior tends to be the fetch policy. instead the generic lib could just provide policy param that defaults to permit all. then the app wrapper lib can substitute in its own app-specific policy.
part of goal of moving generic libs out of core, so that core is only the app-specific functionality.
it is annoying to admit that I had previously accomplished this, and lost this design when deciding to try and remove the delineation between what functionality is part of the app and what is part of some lib.