Separate some interfaces from implementation #7042
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What changed?
Extract interface definitions into separate sub-module.
Why?
Part of very long (not even sure if I will not give up) chain of refactoring efforts to improve overall design.
MutableState extends those interfaces. But they are defined alongside implementations, and some other structures.
As the result this introduce long chains of dependencies for MutableState, not needed by MutableState itself.
Eventually this leads to some unwanted "cycling dependencies" along the path to refactoring.
How did you test it?
Unit tests