In a scenario where you have multiple lazily loaded components under a single Suspense wrapper, how does the fallback prop behave if multiple components are being loaded simultaneously?
- The fallback prop is displayed for each component while it is being loaded.
- The fallback prop is displayed only for the first component being loaded.
- The fallback prop is displayed until all lazily loaded components have completed loading.
- The fallback prop is not used when multiple components are loaded simultaneously.
When multiple lazily loaded components are under a single Suspense wrapper, the fallback prop is displayed only for the first component being loaded. Subsequent components being loaded will not trigger the fallback prop. This behavior ensures that the user sees the fallback UI only once, even if multiple components are loading simultaneously, which can be important for a smooth user experience.
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