refactor: optimize dashboard widget selection#3132
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Overview
This change refactors widget selection, and the related code which depends on it, such as gestures, copy/paste, etc., to only rely on widget IDs, instead of entire widget instance objects. This provides a small, yet noticeable performance improvement due to the elimination of referential purity concerns causing cascading re-renders on the code which depends on selected widgets. Performance gains may be fully realized by ensuring comprehensive memoization of dependent components and pushing the selection state down into leaf node components where actually utilized.
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