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rememberSaveable has a built-in overload for remembering a MutableState, which allows writing the following code:

val state by rememberSaveable(stateSaver = CustomSaver) { mutableStateOf(customState) } 

For parity, an overload for SavedStateHandle.saveable would allow developers to mimic that code directly, without having to deal with wrapping the value saver for saving and restoring the MutableStateOf:

val state by savedStateHandle.saveable(stateSaver = CustomSaver) { mutableStateOf(customState) }