Feature: Support multiple actions

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What this change?

• Added Action Initiator
  when init provider can be includes with actions and use like this actions.changeMe https://github.com/evilfactorylabs/useGlobalState/pull/20/files#diff-04c6e90faac2675aa89e2176d2eec7d8R118

/// init actions
const actions = [function(state,actions,...), function(state,actions,...)]

/// 
<Provider actions={actions}>
  {...app component}
</Provider>

// In Component where implemented or use this action in actions init
const [state, actions] = useGlobalState()
actions.funcName(payload)

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why should we use this approach?

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Can you please elaborate more related with this changes? For what I understand, this approach is to reducing ceremony in dispatching some action. So, this action payload:

{
  type: 'LOGIN',
  payload: {
    username: 'fariz',
    password: 's3ndnud3s'
  }
}

Is simplified (or replaced with) to this:

action.login({
  payload: {
    username: 'fariz',
    password: 's3ndnud3s'
  }
})

Or even this:

action.login({
  username: 'fariz',
  password: 's3ndnud3s'
})

Let me know if I'm wrong

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Btw my comment was based on this test file.

  const ChangeTest = () => {
-    const [, dispatch] = useGlobalState()
+    const [, actions] = useGlobalState()

...

- dispatch({
+ actions.changeTest({
     type: 'TEST'
  }) 

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Closed by accident, sorry

[r17x]

I think we can close this project cause in react have so many alternative and we not maintain this project, wdyt ? @faultable

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do your best, bro