Add examples/reuse example, showing how to add fields to Lists in a re-usable way
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This pull request addresses a commonly requested example of how to build lists that share the same set of fields, including field hooks and other properties.
The problem is how to interoperate with these lists in a way that is type safe in Typescript, without falling back to casting
as anyor falling back onBaseListTypeInfoor similar.We always want to use the refined types, but that can be difficult.
For now, we're only adding one example of this, a typical set of
createdByandcreatedAtfields.Lastly, this pull request exports
FieldHooks, which was required to demonstrate hook re-usability, and unfortunately missing from our type exports.