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Haven't used Solid so I can't really comment. But for example in Vue you still get to use VueX and run some state management. I think it's not a specific use case to a framework, unless one "solves" it internally to provide better dev experience.
React gives you context, which you can fully create a whole app with.
The question isn't what's possible - you can get away with most ways to organize your data in some way and you should be okay. The difference is what experience the devs are gonna have using it, how easy is it to understand, update and create new data stores, and how accessible the data is from different parts of your application.
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Haven't used Solid so I can't really comment. But for example in Vue you still get to use VueX and run some state management. I think it's not a specific use case to a framework, unless one "solves" it internally to provide better dev experience.
React gives you context, which you can fully create a whole app with.
The question isn't what's possible - you can get away with most ways to organize your data in some way and you should be okay. The difference is what experience the devs are gonna have using it, how easy is it to understand, update and create new data stores, and how accessible the data is from different parts of your application.