Added info that PropTypes are also nice as "component API docs" #10282
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In my opinion, PropTypes have more benefits than just typechecking. In order to better highlight benefits their usage, I have added a (hopefully)concise information about one particular benefit I noticed, which is the fact that they allow developers to see what props can be set on a component in a single place.
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In my opinion, PropTypes have more benefits than just typechecking. In order to better highlight benefits their usage, I have added a (hopefully)concise information about one particular benefit I noticed, which is the fact that they allow developers to see what props can be set on a component in a single place.