Description

I often see things like context state.update(...) on the support channels. Could be nice to detect some common cases where context isn't necessary, even if it appears to be, initially. (Of course, detecting every case would be very inefficient, maybe even generally impossible. But maybe we can at least tell if we're just constructing a built-in element known to not need context without any particular logic.)

Could be nice to add a hint depending on what one attempted to do.

However, we should make sure to not warn if the user has some logic that would lead to a valid usage of context, e.g. check a variable and return state.update() if true, state.get() if false. So, we should not be too annoying.

Use Case

Help users better understand context's use cases.