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fix(web): give the desktop-in-use thread query its fetcher - #420
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useDesktopInUsesubscribed to["thread", id]without aqueryFn, so React Query logged "No queryFn was passed as an option" on every render (13 times in the chat summary tests alone). It now takes the thread's own query options and stays disabled, so it still never fetches. The cached query also no longer loses its fetcher when this observer happens to render last.