docs: clarify gc behavior of setQueryData

[87xie]

Added a note about GC behavior in setQueryData. I'm not sure it's necessary, so feel free to close if it's not needed.

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  • Updated documentation to clarify how unused cached query data is automatically removed after a configurable period.

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Walkthrough

A documentation note was added to clarify that unused query data in the cache is garbage collected after a configurable period, with a default of five minutes.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Documentation Update docs/cookbook/prefetching.md	Added explanation about automatic garbage collection of unused cached query data and gcTime.

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docs/cookbook/prefetching.md (1)

40-40: Consider adding a pointer on how to override gcTime.
Readers may wonder where to change this value; a short note or link to the option (e.g., useQueryCache({ gcTime: ... })) would close the loop.

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[posva]

Why add it here. I don't think it matches the page. I don't know if there is a correct place to put this yet

[87xie]

Why add it here. I don't think it matches the page. I don't know if there is a correct place to put this yet

At first glance, setQueryData doesn’t expose any query options like gcTime, so I wasn’t sure whether the data would still be subject to garbage collection (similar to TanStack Query).

I agree this isn’t the right place, so feel free to close the PR

[posva]

Still thanks a lot for opening the pr