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[EVOL]: Add Data Access Layer (DAL) documentation to React guide

📄 Description

This PR enhances the React documentation by adding a comprehensive section on Data Access Layer (DAL) patterns. The addition provides developers with:

What this PR does:

  • Adds a new "Data Access Layer (DAL)" section to the React README
  • Provides comprehensive guidance on implementing data access patterns in React applications
  • Includes practical TypeScript examples using modern tools like TanStack Query
  • Establishes best practices for separating data concerns from UI components

Why it's needed:

  • Fills a documentation gap around data fetching and management patterns
  • Provides developers with proven architectural patterns for scalable React applications
  • Promotes consistency across projects by establishing standard data access patterns
  • Improves code maintainability and testability through proper separation of concerns

Key additions:

  • Service pattern implementation with TypeScript interfaces
  • TanStack Query integration examples
  • Complete component usage patterns
  • Best practices for type safety, error handling, and performance
  • Relevant resource links for further learning

This enhancement aligns with modern React development practices and provides practical, actionable guidance that developers can immediately apply to their projects.

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