useActionState in React

React interview exercise on React 19, difficulty 2 of 3. Solve it in the editor beside a worked example, or cold in Interview mode with the example hidden; the tests run the moment you do.

Write SignupForm({ signUp }): an <input name="email"> and a submit button inside a form driven by useActionState. The action calls signUp(email), which resolves to { ok: true } or { ok: false, error }. While it runs the button is disabled and <p className="status"> reads "Signing up…"; afterwards the status reads "Welcome, <email>!" or the error.

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