When the cancellable goes out of scope the it cancels the sub. The deinit isn't needed.

Adding deinit to the class ensures that the subscription (AnyCancellable) is canceled when the object is deallocated, preventing memory leaks caused by the …
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When the cancellable goes out of scope the it cancels the sub. The deinit isn't needed.
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