fix: Fix variable naming convention for isipLicenseDataLoading#115
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I noticed that the variable
isipLicenseDataLoadingdoesn't follow the standard camelCase naming convention in JavaScript/TypeScript.According to best practices, the correct name should be
isIpLicenseDataLoadingto ensure consistency and readability.This change aligns with our codebase standards.