Add a clearCache method to defaultMemoize output functions#519
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This allows correct inference of any fields that the memoize function may attach to its generated output function, such as `selector.memoizedResultFunc.clearCache` with `defaultMemoize`.
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This PR:
defaultMemoizeto enable clearing bothsingletonCacheandlruCacheclearCachemethod on the generated memoized functioncreateSelectortypes to infer the actual type of thememoizefunction's return value, so thatselector.memoizedResultFunc.clearCache()is correctly inferred and usable