Does NgRx Component Store turn dumb components into smart ones?

The idea of smart and dumb (aka presentational) components is great, and I depend on it to structure my code properly. However, in this article, the team of NgRx are using the Component Store to manage the state of a toggle component. Personally, I think a toggle component is dumb. All it does is emitting its new value when toggled.

My question:


Does that justify using the Component Store in a dumb component? And does that make it a smart one?
However, they mentioned they are using it to manage the local UI state. So, is this the only case we can use a store in a dumb component?

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