"Evaluating with zero" doesn't apply because you use Reagent's builtin Hiccup functionality instead of JSX and you have no temptation to use anything like these single-js-expression code patterns because, well, there's no statement/expression divide in Clojure.
"Mutating state" doesn't happen because you don't mutate things anyway.
"Not generating keys" does happen.
"Missing whitespace" does happen (I think?)
"Accessing state after changing it" - Nobody uses state hooks as it's just worse than the normal atoms way, although there's a way to do it.
"Returning multiple elements" doesn't happen since, well, you can return multiple elements, components return vectors (Hiccup is vectors based data structure).
"Flipping from uncontrolled to controlled" again is state hook specific, which are practically unused.
"Missing style brackets" is JSX specific, doesn't happen in Hiccup.
"Async effect function" doesn't happen.
(The story is mostly the same with Reagent alternatives too)