Fix: non blocking fetch on navigate #7321
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* non-blocking action loader * fix types * improve plugin logging * use keys to make org change refetch * Update packages/insomnia/src/ui/components/panes/project-empty-state-pane.tsx
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Removes the blocking fetch on organisation navigate
Instead makes a non-blocking request whenever one of three components is loaded, including project which might be a wasteful call but can be cached out of scope.
note: from #7318
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