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Parallel Task Execution with fork

Demonstrate how to run multiple tasks in parallel within a Redux-Saga using the `all` effect alongside `fork`, highlighting coordination between tasks.
import { all, fork } from 'redux-saga/effects';

function* watchFirstAction() {
  // Perform some task or listen for a specific action
  console.log('First action watcher');
}

function* watchSecondAction() {
  // Perform some task or listen for a different action
  console.log('Second action watcher');
}

// Root saga that runs multiple tasks in parallel
export default function* rootSaga() {
  yield all([
    fork(watchFirstAction),
    fork(watchSecondAction),
    // Add more tasks here to run them in parallel
  ]);
}
This JavaScript code demonstrates how to run multiple tasks in parallel within a Redux-Saga using the `all` effect together with `fork`. `watchFirstAction` and `watchSecondAction` are example sagas that could be listening for specific actions or performing tasks. By using `fork` within `all`, these tasks are initiated in parallel, allowing for efficient multitasking without blocking the main execution thread.