fix: avoid circular references and infinitely recursive types

[pcattori]

Fixes #6701 , #6693

Reverts "pretty" types for useLoaderData, useActionData, etc...

Pretty types relied on the ability to eagerly evaluate types, but this can cause infinite recursion or errors with circular referenced types.

Tested in Typescript playground

Also tested locally

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[kentcdodds]

Bummer 😕

[pcattori]

Bummer 😕

Yep, its too bad. You can do this in user-land via something like this, but that will expand things all the way down, which isn't great DX in many cases either.

I wish there was some way to give hints to TS about which things to evaluate for displaying types and which things not too. Or like a way to click into types interactively to evaluate them on-demand for debugging purposes.

[afoures]

I tried something in #6746 to fix this, maybe it can help!