ssr: "data-only"?<HydrationBoundary>, hydrate() and dehydrate(). As I understand it, you dehydrate the queryClient on the server, then later hydrate the queryClient on the client. And it's not really one single query client instance across the server and client - first a queryClient (unique to each request) is made on the server, then it is filled with data using await queryClient.prefetchQuery(). But this is where I fall off. I populate the queryClient with data on the server, but how is the prefetched data communicated to the client?

https://x.com/powersync_/status/2010721010006552775?s=20
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