Dragging the enemy SubDef / RES sliders on the comp-analyzer page
fired `useSearchParamState`'s setter on every intermediate value,
which calls `window.history.replaceState`. Browsers cap that at
100 calls per 10 seconds, so any sustained drag tripped:
SecurityError: Attempt to use history.replaceState()
more than 100 times per 10 seconds
Split the slider state into two cells: a local `useState` that drives
the slider thumb, label, and damage calculations on every change, and
the URL-backed hook value, which is only written on drag-end events
(`onPointerUp`, `onKeyUp`, `onBlur`). The URL now updates once per
interaction instead of once per pixel.
Strict improvement because we avoid the flash on clientside navigation.
One practical bug was scroll restoration between tournament teams list
and user page. When user pressed back they ended up at the bottom
of the page because the placeholder (smaller height than actual
content) rendered. With useHydrated this placeholder is no longer
rendered for client side navigations.
