React interface clarity

Ensure React interfaces have descriptive names and accurate documentation that clearly communicate their purpose and usage. Interface names should be specific to their context (e.g., StdoutContextProps instead of StdoutProps for Context-related interfaces), and API documentation should accurately reflect how methods are called (e.g., distinguishing between instance methods and callback functions returned from hooks).

Example of good naming:

// Good: Context-specific naming
export interface StdoutContextProps {
  // ...
}

// Good: Clear hook documentation
/**
 * Assign an ID to this component, so it can be programmatically focused with `focus(id)`.
 * Note: `focus` is a callback returned from `useFocus`, not an instance method.
 */

This practice helps developers quickly understand the purpose and correct usage of React components, hooks, and Context APIs, reducing confusion and implementation errors.