react-rss-reader - Fixed loading message not disappearing when RSS feed is empty #5348
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What's in this Pull Request?
Fixed a bug where loading message doesn't disappear when RSS feed doesn't contain any items.
Node Version
Node version used: v18.20.5
Checklist
README.mdfile's Version history. For new samples, created a newREADME.mdfile matching this templateREADME.mdhas at least one static high-resolution screenshot (i.e. not a GIF) located in theassetsfolder.README.mdcontains complete setup instructions, including pre-requisites and permissions required.nvmrcfile indicating the version of Node.js