test(don't merge): add test for subscriptionRef recomputation with derived state#381
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Add a test to verify that subscriptionRef atoms properly recompute when their dependencies change. This test was added based on a user report that subscriptionRef atoms don't recompute when dependencies accessed via get.some() change. The test verifies that both regular derived atoms and subscriptionRef atoms correctly recompute when an Option dependency changes value.
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The test currently passes, indicating the basic behavior works correctly. If the user can provide more details about their specific setup, we can extend the test to reproduce the issue.