blog: more fixes to the react table blog

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved clarity and readability of the markdown document related to ZenStack and its React integration.
  • Enhanced descriptions and comments in the implementation details for the OrderDetails component.
  • Updated terminology and formatting for better understanding, including changing ts to zmodel for code blocks.
  • Adjusted pagination logic explanation for clearer guidance on data management.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily enhance the textual clarity and formatting of a markdown document related to ZenStack and its integration with React. Notable modifications include replacing "easy" with "straightforward" for improved clarity, renaming code block titles for better context, and adding comments in the OrderDetails component to clarify code functionality. Additionally, minor textual enhancements throughout the document improve readability, although no new functionalities or logic modifications have been introduced.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
blog/react-table/index.md	Modified terminology for clarity, renamed code block titles, added comments in OrderDetails, and enhanced text formatting and readability. Pagination logic adjusted by removing the orderBy parameter in data fetching.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ReactApp
    participant ZenStack
    participant Database

    User->>ReactApp: Request order details
    ReactApp->>ZenStack: Fetch data using query hooks
    ZenStack->>Database: Retrieve order details
    Database-->>ZenStack: Return order details
    ZenStack-->>ReactApp: Send order details
    ReactApp-->>User: Display order details in table

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