You have a component in a React application that needs to fetch data asynchronously from an API endpoint. The current implementation uses a fetchData function that sends a request to the API and returns a promise. This promise is then used in a useEffect hook to handle the fetched data. Additionally, there's a cleanup function in the useEffect to handle potential clean$-$up tasks.

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import $\{$ useCallback, useEffect $\}$ from "react";

function Test Component$($props$)\{$

const fetchData $=$ useCallback$($async $()=>\{$

const response $=$ await fetch$(/$api$/$data$/$$$\{$props$.$id$\}\text{'})$;

const json $=$ await response.json$()$;

return json;

$\},[$props$.$id$])$;

useEffect$(()=>\{$

const dataPromise $=$ fetchData$()$;

$//$ Do something with the data promise

return $()=>\{$

$//$ Cancel the data promise

dataPromise.cancel$()$;

$\}$;

$\},[$fetchData$])$;

return