docs(setFocusHandler): React Native Example #912
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This docs addition adds a snippet to replicate the default behavior of react-query's window focus handling for React Native apps.
EDIT: My apologies, I didn't see the discussion question topic about this until searching in the repo just now. #296 (comment)
That said, I think this is still focused enough to warrant a mention in the docs themselves? The library cherniavskii mentions does basically this exact thing plus a helpful amount more, but assumes the user is using React Navigation. I could update the text to suggest that as well.