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Utilities to drill down and manipulate back to the DOM

Keep track of strings or numbers, and tell me whenever they are no longer needed.

Make something we want to keep track of to be self-purging. i.e. keep track of keys, by telling you've used them, if after a time isn't used, fill a list

Based on debounce-with-map.

This is common pattern, a "prettier" button showing a checkbox when checked

Instead of using RxJS we could have a state manager that knows how to handle all state transitions.

npx serve --cors

Then make reference to the main.mjs in an import statement

This is originally copy-pasted from bennadel’s Gist and this article, which looks good, but I wanted it to be usable independently from Angular.

Roughly, it'll need setupEventBinding to be broken up where we'd tell we need to bind such and such. We'd probably end up using native directly though.