redux-ecosystem-links VS react-redux-api-tools

Yeah, from 2016-2018 I spent a lot of time cataloguing Redux-related libraries in the ecosystem, and I definitely saw several addons that were meant to record Redux actions and send them to a server for devs to use in debugging. Totally feasible! (and tbh that's the kind of thing Redux was meant to enable in the first place.)

FWIW, there are some various other third-party replacements for combineReducers that might be useful (see https://github.com/markerikson/redux-ecosystem-links/blob/master/reducers.md ), but you'd have to specifically choose to use them yourself, and on top of that createSlice wouldn't be expecting a third arg or pass it through to its case reducers.

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