Fix directly use aa

[0xbryer]

Description

I noticed that aa.default was being used unnecessarily. Since aa is already a default export, we can directly call aa without accessing .default. This change simplifies the code and aligns with proper usage of default exports.

Here's the updated code:

aa("convertedObjectIDsAfterSearch", {
  index: "docs",
  eventName: "Converted Search",
  queryID: queryID,
  objectIDs: [objectID],
});

This fix ensures cleaner and more idiomatic code.

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The pull request involves a modification in the ScrollDispatcher component, specifically in how the aa function is invoked. The change transitions from calling aa.default to calling aa directly, which suggests a potential adjustment in the module's export structure. The core functionality of the component remains unchanged, with the same event listener setup for tracking scroll events and rendering child components. This modification appears to be a subtle adjustment in how an external module is imported or used, without altering the overall component logic or behavior.

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[0xbryer]

krofax merge it