fix: create project from web2 account

[blushi]

Description

https://regennetwork.atlassian.net/browse/APP-895

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1. Log in with a web2 account
2. Click "create project" from the homepage or the user dashboard projects page, it should not show a loading spinner indefinitely

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This pull request addresses a critical bug preventing web2 users from successfully initiating project creation due to a perpetually active loading spinner. The fix streamlines the loading state logic within a key data fetching hook, ensuring a more responsive and functional user experience for project setup.

Highlights

• Bug Fix: Project Creation for Web2 Accounts: Resolved an issue where web2 accounts experienced an indefinite loading spinner when attempting to create a project. This was due to an incorrect dependency in the isLoadingIsIssuer state.

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[blushi]

@erikalogie @S4mmyb see testing instructions

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Code Review

This pull request addresses a bug where a loading spinner was displayed indefinitely for web2 accounts attempting to create a project. The root cause was an incorrect loading state calculation in the useQueryIsIssuer hook. The original logic, isFetching || !isFetched, resulted in a persistent loading state for disabled queries, which is the case for users without a wallet address. The fix correctly changes the loading state to depend solely on isFetching, ensuring the loading indicator is only shown when a query is actively in progress. This change is accurate and effectively resolves the issue.

[erikalogie]

LGTM!