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self.uhtml = (function (exports) {
  'use strict';
  var umap = (function (_) {
    return {
      // About: get: _.get.bind(_)
      // It looks like WebKit/Safari didn't optimize bind at all,
      // so that using bind slows it down by 60%.
      // Firefox and Chrome are just fine in both cases,
      // so let's use the approach that works fast everywhere 👍
      get: function get(key) {
        return _.get(key);
      set: function set(key, value) {
        return _.set(key, value), value;
  var attr = /([^\s\\>"'=]+)\s*=\s*(['"]?)$/;
  var empty = /^(?:area|base|br|col|embed|hr|img|input|keygen|link|menuitem|meta|param|source|track|wbr)$/i;
  var node = /<[a-z][^>]+$/i;
  var notNode = />[^<>]*$/;
  var selfClosing = /<([a-z]+[a-z0-9:._-]*)([^>]*?)(\/>)/ig;
  var trimEnd = /\s+$/;
  var isNode = function isNode(template, i) {
    return 0 < i-- && (node.test(template[i]) || !notNode.test(template[i]) && isNode(template, i));
  var regular = function regular(original, name, extra) {
    return empty.test(name) ? original : "<".concat(name).concat(extra.replace(trimEnd, ''), "></").concat(name, ">");
  var instrument = (function (template, prefix, svg) {
    var text = [];
    var length = template.length;
    var _loop = function _loop(i) {
      var chunk = template[i - 1];
      text.push(attr.test(chunk) && isNode(template, i) ? chunk.replace(attr, function (_, $1, $2) {
        return "".concat(prefix).concat(i - 1, "=").concat($2 || '"').concat($1).concat($2 ? '' : '"');
      }) : "".concat(chunk, "<!--").concat(prefix).concat(i - 1, "-->"));
    for (var i = 1; i < length; i++) {
      _loop(i);
    text.push(template[length - 1]);
    var output = text.join('').trim();
    return svg ? output : output.replace(selfClosing, regular);
  var isArray = Array.isArray;
  var _ref = [],
      indexOf = _ref.indexOf,
      slice = _ref.slice;
  var ELEMENT_NODE = 1;
  var nodeType = 111;
  var remove = function remove(_ref) {
    var firstChild = _ref.firstChild,
        lastChild = _ref.lastChild;
    var range = document.createRange();
    range.setStartAfter(firstChild);
    range.setEndAfter(lastChild);
    range.deleteContents();
    return firstChild;
  var diffable = function diffable(node, operation) {
    return node.nodeType === nodeType ? 1 / operation < 0 ? operation ? remove(node) : node.lastChild : operation ? node.valueOf() : node.firstChild : node;
  var persistent = function persistent(fragment) {
    var childNodes = fragment.childNodes;
    var length = childNodes.length;
    if (length < 2) return length ? childNodes[0] : fragment;
    var nodes = slice.call(childNodes, 0);
    var firstChild = nodes[0];
    var lastChild = nodes[length - 1];
    return {
      ELEMENT_NODE: ELEMENT_NODE,
      nodeType: nodeType,
      firstChild: firstChild,
      lastChild: lastChild,
      valueOf: function valueOf() {
        if (childNodes.length !== length) {
          var i = 0;
          while (i < length) {
            fragment.appendChild(nodes[i++]);
        return fragment;
   * ISC License
   * Copyright (c) 2020, Andrea Giammarchi, @WebReflection
   * Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
   * purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
   * copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
   * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH
   * REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
   * AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT,
   * INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM
   * LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE
   * OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR
   * PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
   * @param {Node} parentNode The container where children live
   * @param {Node[]} a The list of current/live children
   * @param {Node[]} b The list of future children
   * @param {(entry: Node, action: number) => Node} get
   * The callback invoked per each entry related DOM operation.
   * @param {Node} [before] The optional node used as anchor to insert before.
   * @returns {Node[]} The same list of future children.
  var udomdiff = (function (parentNode, a, b, get, before) {
    var bLength = b.length;
    var aEnd = a.length;
    var bEnd = bLength;
    var aStart = 0;
    var bStart = 0;
    var map = null;
    while (aStart < aEnd || bStart < bEnd) {
      // append head, tail, or nodes in between: fast path
      if (aEnd === aStart) {
        // we could be in a situation where the rest of nodes that
        // need to be added are not at the end, and in such case
        // the node to `insertBefore`, if the index is more than 0
        // must be retrieved, otherwise it's gonna be the first item.
        var node = bEnd < bLength ? bStart ? get(b[bStart - 1], -0).nextSibling : get(b[bEnd - bStart], 0) : before;
        while (bStart < bEnd) {
          parentNode.insertBefore(get(b[bStart++], 1), node);
      } // remove head or tail: fast path
      else if (bEnd === bStart) {
          while (aStart < aEnd) {
            // remove the node only if it's unknown or not live
            if (!map || !map.has(a[aStart])) parentNode.removeChild(get(a[aStart], -1));
            aStart++;
        } // same node: fast path
        else if (a[aStart] === b[bStart]) {
            aStart++;
            bStart++;
          } // same tail: fast path
          else if (a[aEnd - 1] === b[bEnd - 1]) {
              aEnd--;
              bEnd--;
            } // The once here single last swap "fast path" has been removed in v1.1.0
            // https://github.com/WebReflection/udomdiff/blob/single-final-swap/esm/index.js#L69-L85
            // reverse swap: also fast path
            else if (a[aStart] === b[bEnd - 1] && b[bStart] === a[aEnd - 1]) {
                // this is a "shrink" operation that could happen in these cases:
                // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
                // [1, 4, 3, 2, 5]
                // or asymmetric too
                // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
                // [1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 4]
                var _node = get(a[--aEnd], -1).nextSibling;
                parentNode.insertBefore(get(b[bStart++], 1), get(a[aStart++], -1).nextSibling);
                parentNode.insertBefore(get(b[--bEnd], 1), _node); // mark the future index as identical (yeah, it's dirty, but cheap 👍)
                // The main reason to do this, is that when a[aEnd] will be reached,
                // the loop will likely be on the fast path, as identical to b[bEnd].
                // In the best case scenario, the next loop will skip the tail,
                // but in the worst one, this node will be considered as already
                // processed, bailing out pretty quickly from the map index check
                a[aEnd] = b[bEnd];
              } // map based fallback, "slow" path
              else {
                  // the map requires an O(bEnd - bStart) operation once
                  // to store all future nodes indexes for later purposes.
                  // In the worst case scenario, this is a full O(N) cost,
                  // and such scenario happens at least when all nodes are different,
                  // but also if both first and last items of the lists are different
                  if (!map) {
                    map = new Map();
                    var i = bStart;
                    while (i < bEnd) {
                      map.set(b[i], i++);
                  } // if it's a future node, hence it needs some handling
                  if (map.has(a[aStart])) {
                    // grab the index of such node, 'cause it might have been processed
                    var index = map.get(a[aStart]); // if it's not already processed, look on demand for the next LCS
                    if (bStart < index && index < bEnd) {
                      var _i = aStart; // counts the amount of nodes that are the same in the future
                      var sequence = 1;
                      while (++_i < aEnd && _i < bEnd && map.get(a[_i]) === index + sequence) {
                        sequence++;
                      } // effort decision here: if the sequence is longer than replaces
                      // needed to reach such sequence, which would brings again this loop
                      // to the fast path, prepend the difference before a sequence,
                      // and move only the future list index forward, so that aStart
                      // and bStart will be aligned again, hence on the fast path.
                      // An example considering aStart and bStart are both 0:
                      // a: [1, 2, 3, 4]
                      // b: [7, 1, 2, 3, 6]
                      // this would place 7 before 1 and, from that time on, 1, 2, and 3
                      // will be processed at zero cost
                      if (sequence > index - bStart) {
                        var _node2 = get(a[aStart], 0);
                        while (bStart < index) {
                          parentNode.insertBefore(get(b[bStart++], 1), _node2);
                      } // if the effort wasn't good enough, fallback to a replace,
                      // moving both source and target indexes forward, hoping that some
                      // similar node will be found later on, to go back to the fast path
                          parentNode.replaceChild(get(b[bStart++], 1), get(a[aStart++], -1));
                    } // otherwise move the source forward, 'cause there's nothing to do
                    else aStart++;
                  } // this node has no meaning in the future list, so it's more than safe
                  // to remove it, and check the next live node out instead, meaning
                  // that only the live list index should be forwarded
                  else parentNode.removeChild(get(a[aStart++], -1));
    return b;
  var aria = function aria(node) {
    return function (values) {
      for (var key in values) {
        var name = key === 'role' ? key : "aria-".concat(key);
        var value = values[key];
        if (value == null) node.removeAttribute(name);else node.setAttribute(name, value);
  var attribute = function attribute(node, name) {
    var oldValue,
        orphan = true;
    var attributeNode = document.createAttributeNS(null, name);
    return function (newValue) {
      if (oldValue !== newValue) {
        oldValue = newValue;
        if (oldValue == null) {
          if (!orphan) {
            node.removeAttributeNode(attributeNode);
            orphan = true;
        } else {
          attributeNode.value = newValue;
          if (orphan) {
            node.setAttributeNodeNS(attributeNode);
            orphan = false;
  var _boolean = function _boolean(node, key, oldValue) {
    return function (newValue) {
      if (oldValue !== !!newValue) {
        // when IE won't be around anymore ...
        // node.toggleAttribute(key, oldValue = !!newValue);
        if (oldValue = !!newValue) node.setAttribute(key, '');else node.removeAttribute(key);
  var data = function data(_ref) {
    var dataset = _ref.dataset;
    return function (values) {
      for (var key in values) {
        var value = values[key];
        if (value == null) delete dataset[key];else dataset[key] = value;
  var event = function event(node, name) {
    var oldValue,
        type = name.slice(2);
    if (!(name in node) && name.toLowerCase() in node) type = type.toLowerCase();
    return function (newValue) {
      var info = isArray(newValue) ? newValue : [newValue, false];
      if (oldValue !== info[0]) {
        if (oldValue) node.removeEventListener(type, oldValue, info[1]);
        if (oldValue = info[0]) node.addEventListener(type, oldValue, info[1]);
  var ref = function ref(node) {
    var oldValue;
    return function (value) {
      if (oldValue !== value) {
        oldValue = value;
        if (typeof value === 'function') value(node);else value.current = node;
  var setter = function setter(node, key) {
    return key === 'dataset' ? data(node) : function (value) {
      node[key] = value;
  var text = function text(node) {
    var oldValue;
    return function (newValue) {
      if (oldValue != newValue) {
        oldValue = newValue;
        node.textContent = newValue == null ? '' : newValue;
  var reducePath = function reducePath(_ref, i) {
    var childNodes = _ref.childNodes;
    return childNodes[i];
  }; // this helper avoid code bloat around handleAnything() callback
  var diff = function diff(comment, oldNodes, newNodes) {
    return udomdiff(comment.parentNode, // TODO: there is a possible edge case where a node has been
    //       removed manually, or it was a keyed one, attached
    //       to a shared reference between renders.
    //       In this case udomdiff might fail at removing such node
    //       as its parent won't be the expected one.
    //       The best way to avoid this issue is to filter oldNodes
    //       in search of those not live, or not in the current parent
    //       anymore, but this would require both a change to uwire,
    //       exposing a parentNode from the firstChild, as example,
    //       but also a filter per each diff that should exclude nodes
    //       that are not in there, penalizing performance quite a lot.
    //       As this has been also a potential issue with domdiff,
    //       and both lighterhtml and hyperHTML might fail with this
    //       very specific edge case, I might as well document this possible
    //       "diffing shenanigan" and call it a day.
    oldNodes, newNodes, diffable, comment);
  }; // if an interpolation represents a comment, the whole
  // diffing will be related to such comment.
  // This helper is in charge of understanding how the new
  // content for such interpolation/hole should be updated
  var handleAnything = function handleAnything(comment) {
    var oldValue,
        text,
        nodes = [];
    var anyContent = function anyContent(newValue) {
      switch (typeof(newValue)) {
        // primitives are handled as text content
        case 'string':
        case 'number':
        case 'boolean':
          if (oldValue !== newValue) {
            oldValue = newValue;
            if (!text) text = document.createTextNode('');
            text.data = newValue;
            nodes = diff(comment, nodes, [text]);
          break;
        // null, and undefined are used to cleanup previous content
        case 'object':
        case 'undefined':
          if (newValue == null) {
            if (oldValue != newValue) {
              oldValue = newValue;
              nodes = diff(comment, nodes, []);
            break;
          } // arrays and nodes have a special treatment
          if (isArray(newValue)) {
            oldValue = newValue; // arrays can be used to cleanup, if empty
            if (newValue.length === 0) nodes = diff(comment, nodes, []); // or diffed, if these contains nodes or "wires"
            else if (typeof(newValue[0]) === 'object') nodes = diff(comment, nodes, newValue); // in all other cases the content is stringified as is
              else anyContent(String(newValue));
            break;
          } // if the new value is a DOM node, or a wire, and it's
          // different from the one already live, then it's diffed.
          // if the node is a fragment, it's appended once via its childNodes
          // There is no `else` here, meaning if the content
          // is not expected one, nothing happens, as easy as that.
          if (oldValue !== newValue && 'ELEMENT_NODE' in newValue) {
            oldValue = newValue;
            nodes = diff(comment, nodes, newValue.nodeType === 11 ? slice.call(newValue.childNodes) : [newValue]);
          break;
        case 'function':
          anyContent(newValue(comment));
          break;
    return anyContent;
  }; // attributes can be:
  //  * ref=${...}      for hooks and other purposes
  //  * aria=${...}     for aria attributes
  //  * ?boolean=${...} for boolean attributes
  //  * .dataset=${...} for dataset related attributes
  //  * .setter=${...}  for Custom Elements setters or nodes with setters
  //                    such as buttons, details, options, select, etc
  //  * @event=${...}   to explicitly handle event listeners
  //  * onevent=${...}  to automatically handle event listeners
  //  * generic=${...}  to handle an attribute just like an attribute
  var handleAttribute = function handleAttribute(node, name
  /*, svg*/
    switch (name[0]) {
      case '?':
        return _boolean(node, name.slice(1), false);
      case '.':
        return setter(node, name.slice(1));
      case '@':
        return event(node, 'on' + name.slice(1));
      case 'o':
        if (name[1] === 'n') return event(node, name);
    switch (name) {
      case 'ref':
        return ref(node);
      case 'aria':
        return aria(node);
    return attribute(node, name
    /*, svg*/
  }; // each mapped update carries the update type and its path
  // the type is either node, attribute, or text, while
  // the path is how to retrieve the related node to update.
  // In the attribute case, the attribute name is also carried along.
  function handlers(options) {
    var type = options.type,
        path = options.path;
    var node = path.reduceRight(reducePath, this);
    return type === 'node' ? handleAnything(node) : type === 'attr' ? handleAttribute(node, options.name
    /*, options.svg*/
    ) : text(node);
  /*! (c) Andrea Giammarchi - ISC */
  var createContent = function (document) {
    var FRAGMENT = 'fragment';
    var TEMPLATE = 'template';
    var HAS_CONTENT = ('content' in create(TEMPLATE));
    var createHTML = HAS_CONTENT ? function (html) {
      var template = create(TEMPLATE);
      template.innerHTML = html;
      return template.content;
    } : function (html) {
      var content = create(FRAGMENT);
      var template = create(TEMPLATE);
      var childNodes = null;
      if (/^[^\S]*?<(col(?:group)?|t(?:head|body|foot|r|d|h))/i.test(html)) {
        var selector = RegExp.$1;
        template.innerHTML = '<table>' + html + '</table>';
        childNodes = template.querySelectorAll(selector);
      } else {
        template.innerHTML = html;
        childNodes = template.childNodes;
      append(content, childNodes);
      return content;
    return function createContent(markup, type) {
      return (type === 'svg' ? createSVG : createHTML)(markup);
    function append(root, childNodes) {
      var length = childNodes.length;
      while (length--) {
        root.appendChild(childNodes[0]);
    function create(element) {
      return element === FRAGMENT ? document.createDocumentFragment() : document.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml', element);
    } // it could use createElementNS when hasNode is there
    // but this fallback is equally fast and easier to maintain
    // it is also battle tested already in all IE
    function createSVG(svg) {
      var content = create(FRAGMENT);
      var template = create('div');
      template.innerHTML = '<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">' + svg + '</svg>';
      append(content, template.firstChild.childNodes);
      return content;
  }(document);
  var isImportNodeLengthWrong = document.importNode.length != 1; // IE11 and old Edge discard empty nodes when cloning, potentially
  // resulting in broken paths to find updates. The workaround here
  // is to import once, upfront, the fragment that will be cloned
  // later on, so that paths are retrieved from one already parsed,
  // hence without missing child nodes once re-cloned.
  var createFragment = isImportNodeLengthWrong ? function (text, type, normalize) {
    return document.importNode(createContent(text, type, normalize), true);
  } : createContent; // IE11 and old Edge have a different createNodeIterator signature that
  // has been deprecated in other browsers. This export is needed only
  // to guarantee the TreeWalker doesn't show warnings and, ultimately, works
  var createIterator = isImportNodeLengthWrong ? function (fragment) {
    return document.createNodeIterator(fragment, 1 | 128, null, false);
  } : function (fragment) {
    return document.createNodeIterator(fragment, 1 | 128);
  // related to its child nodes, so that it's possible
  // to retrieve later on exact node via reducePath
  var createPath = function createPath(node) {
    var path = [];
    var _node = node,
        parentNode = _node.parentNode;
    while (parentNode) {
      path.push(indexOf.call(parentNode.childNodes, node));
      node = parentNode;
      parentNode = node.parentNode;
    return path;
  }; // the prefix is used to identify either comments, attributes, or nodes
  // that contain the related unique id. In the attribute cases
  // isµX="attribute-name" will be used to map current X update to that
  // attribute name, while comments will be like <!--isµX-->, to map
  // the update to that specific comment node, hence its parent.
  // style and textarea will have <!--isµX--> text content, and are handled
  // directly through text-only updates.
  var prefix = 'isµ'; // Template Literals are unique per scope and static, meaning a template
  // should be parsed once, and once only, as it will always represent the same
  // content, within the exact same amount of updates each time.
  // This cache relates each template to its unique content and updates.
  var cache$1 = umap(new WeakMap()); // a RegExp that helps checking nodes that cannot contain comments
  var textOnly = /^(?:plaintext|script|style|textarea|title|xmp)$/i;
  var createCache = function createCache() {
    return {
      stack: [],
      // each template gets a stack for each interpolation "hole"
      entry: null,
      // each entry contains details, such as:
      //  * the template that is representing
      //  * the type of node it represents (html or svg)
      //  * the content fragment with all nodes
      //  * the list of updates per each node (template holes)
      //  * the "wired" node or fragment that will get updates
      // if the template or type are different from the previous one
      // the entry gets re-created each time
      wire: null // each rendered node represent some wired content and
      // this reference to the latest one. If different, the node
      // will be cleaned up and the new "wire" will be appended
  }; // the entry stored in the rendered node cache, and per each "hole"
  var createEntry = function createEntry(type, template) {
    var _mapUpdates = mapUpdates(type, template),
        content = _mapUpdates.content,
        updates = _mapUpdates.updates;
    return {
      type: type,
      template: template,
      content: content,
      updates: updates,
      wire: null
  }; // a template is instrumented to be able to retrieve where updates are needed.
  // Each unique template becomes a fragment, cloned once per each other
  // operation based on the same template, i.e. data => html`<p>${data}</p>`
  var mapTemplate = function mapTemplate(type, template) {
    var text = instrument(template, prefix, type === 'svg');
    var content = createFragment(text, type); // once instrumented and reproduced as fragment, it's crawled
    // to find out where each update is in the fragment tree
    var tw = createIterator(content);
    var nodes = [];
    var length = template.length - 1;
    var i = 0; // updates are searched via unique names, linearly increased across the tree
    // <div isµ0="attr" isµ1="other"><!--isµ2--><style><!--isµ3--</style></div>
    var search = "".concat(prefix).concat(i);
    while (i < length) {
      var node = tw.nextNode(); // if not all updates are bound but there's nothing else to crawl
      // it means that there is something wrong with the template.
      if (!node) throw "bad template: ".concat(text); // if the current node is a comment, and it contains isµX
      // it means the update should take care of any content
      if (node.nodeType === 8) {
        // The only comments to be considered are those
        // which content is exactly the same as the searched one.
        if (node.data === search) {
          nodes.push({
            type: 'node',
            path: createPath(node)
          });
          search = "".concat(prefix).concat(++i);
      } else {
        // if the node is not a comment, loop through all its attributes
        // named isµX and relate attribute updates to this node and the
        // attribute name, retrieved through node.getAttribute("isµX")
        // the isµX attribute will be removed as irrelevant for the layout
        // let svg = -1;
        while (node.hasAttribute(search)) {
          nodes.push({
            type: 'attr',
            path: createPath(node),
            name: node.getAttribute(search) //svg: svg < 0 ? (svg = ('ownerSVGElement' in node ? 1 : 0)) : svg
          });
          node.removeAttribute(search);
          search = "".concat(prefix).concat(++i);
        } // if the node was a style, textarea, or others, check its content
        // and if it is <!--isµX--> then update tex-only this node
        if (textOnly.test(node.tagName) && node.textContent.trim() === "<!--".concat(search, "-->")) {
          node.textContent = '';
          nodes.push({
            type: 'text',
            path: createPath(node)
          });
          search = "".concat(prefix).concat(++i);
    } // once all nodes to update, or their attributes, are known, the content
    // will be cloned in the future to represent the template, and all updates
    // related to such content retrieved right away without needing to re-crawl
    // the exact same template, and its content, more than once.
    return {
      content: content,
      nodes: nodes
  }; // if a template is unknown, perform the previous mapping, otherwise grab
  // its details such as the fragment with all nodes, and updates info.
  var mapUpdates = function mapUpdates(type, template) {
    var _ref = cache$1.get(template) || cache$1.set(template, mapTemplate(type, template)),
        content = _ref.content,
        nodes = _ref.nodes; // clone deeply the fragment
    var fragment = document.importNode(content, true); // and relate an update handler per each node that needs one
    var updates = nodes.map(handlers, fragment); // return the fragment and all updates to use within its nodes
    return {
      content: fragment,
      updates: updates
  }; // as html and svg can be nested calls, but no parent node is known
  // until rendered somewhere, the unroll operation is needed to
  // discover what to do with each interpolation, which will result
  // into an update operation.
  var unroll = function unroll(info, _ref2) {
    var type = _ref2.type,
        template = _ref2.template,
        values = _ref2.values;
    var length = values.length; // interpolations can contain holes and arrays, so these need
    // to be recursively discovered
    unrollValues(info, values, length);
    var entry = info.entry; // if the cache entry is either null or different from the template
    // and the type this unroll should resolve, create a new entry
    // assigning a new content fragment and the list of updates.
    if (!entry || entry.template !== template || entry.type !== type) info.entry = entry = createEntry(type, template);
    var _entry = entry,
        content = _entry.content,
        updates = _entry.updates,
        wire = _entry.wire; // even if the fragment and its nodes is not live yet,
    // it is already possible to update via interpolations values.
    for (var i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      updates[i](values[i]);
    } // if the entry was new, or representing a different template or type,
    // create a new persistent entity to use during diffing.
    // This is simply a DOM node, when the template has a single container,
    // as in `<p></p>`, or a "wire" in `<p></p><p></p>` and similar cases.
    return wire || (entry.wire = persistent(content));
  }; // the stack retains, per each interpolation value, the cache
  // related to each interpolation value, or null, if the render
  // was conditional and the value is not special (Array or Hole)
  var unrollValues = function unrollValues(_ref3, values, length) {
    var stack = _ref3.stack;
    for (var i = 0; i < length; i++) {
      var hole = values[i]; // each Hole gets unrolled and re-assigned as value
      // so that domdiff will deal with a node/wire, not with a hole
      if (hole instanceof Hole) values[i] = unroll(stack[i] || (stack[i] = createCache()), hole); // arrays are recursively resolved so that each entry will contain
      // also a DOM node or a wire, hence it can be diffed if/when needed
      else if (isArray(hole)) unrollValues(stack[i] || (stack[i] = createCache()), hole, hole.length); // if the value is nothing special, the stack doesn't need to retain data
        // this is useful also to cleanup previously retained data, if the value
        // was a Hole, or an Array, but not anymore, i.e.:
        // const update = content => html`<div>${content}</div>`;
        // update(listOfItems); update(null); update(html`hole`)
        else stack[i] = null;
    if (length < stack.length) stack.splice(length);
   * Holds all details wrappers needed to render the content further on.
   * @constructor
   * @param {string} type The hole type, either `html` or `svg`.
   * @param {string[]} template The template literals used to the define the content.
   * @param {Array} values Zero, one, or more interpolated values to render.
  function Hole(type, template, values) {
    this.type = type;
    this.template = template;
    this.values = values;
  var create = Object.create,
      defineProperties = Object.defineProperties; // both `html` and `svg` template literal tags are polluted
  // with a `for(ref[, id])` and a `node` tag too
  var tag = function tag(type) {
    // both `html` and `svg` tags have their own cache
    var keyed = umap(new WeakMap()); // keyed operations always re-use the same cache and unroll
    // the template and its interpolations right away
    var fixed = function fixed(cache) {
      return function (template) {
        for (var _len = arguments.length, values = new Array(_len > 1 ? _len - 1 : 0), _key = 1; _key < _len; _key++) {
          values[_key - 1] = arguments[_key];
        return unroll(cache, {
          type: type,
          template: template,
          values: values
        });
    return defineProperties( // non keyed operations are recognized as instance of Hole
    // during the "unroll", recursively resolved and updated
    function (template) {
      for (var _len2 = arguments.length, values = new Array(_len2 > 1 ? _len2 - 1 : 0), _key2 = 1; _key2 < _len2; _key2++) {
        values[_key2 - 1] = arguments[_key2];
      return new Hole(type, template, values);
      "for": {
        // keyed operations need a reference object, usually the parent node
        // which is showing keyed results, and optionally a unique id per each
        // related node, handy with JSON results and mutable list of objects
        // that usually carry a unique identifier
        value: function value(ref, id) {
          var memo = keyed.get(ref) || keyed.set(ref, create(null));
          return memo[id] || (memo[id] = fixed(createCache()));
      node: {
        // it is possible to create one-off content out of the box via node tag
        // this might return the single created node, or a fragment with all
        // nodes present at the root level and, of course, their child nodes
        value: function value(template) {
          for (var _len3 = arguments.length, values = new Array(_len3 > 1 ? _len3 - 1 : 0), _key3 = 1; _key3 < _len3; _key3++) {
            values[_key3 - 1] = arguments[_key3];
          return unroll(createCache(), {
            type: type,
            template: template,
            values: values
          }).valueOf();
  }; // each rendered node gets its own cache
  var cache = umap(new WeakMap()); // rendering means understanding what `html` or `svg` tags returned
  // and it relates a specific node to its own unique cache.
  // Each time the content to render changes, the node is cleaned up
  // and the new new content is appended, and if such content is a Hole
  // then it's "unrolled" to resolve all its inner nodes.
  var render = function render(where, what) {
    var hole = typeof what === 'function' ? what() : what;
    var info = cache.get(where) || cache.set(where, createCache());
    var wire = hole instanceof Hole ? unroll(info, hole) : hole;
    if (wire !== info.wire) {
      info.wire = wire;
      where.textContent = ''; // valueOf() simply returns the node itself, but in case it was a "wire"
      // it will eventually re-append all nodes to its fragment so that such
      // fragment can be re-appended many times in a meaningful way
      // (wires are basically persistent fragments facades with special behavior)
      where.appendChild(wire.valueOf());
    return where;
  var html = tag('html');
  var svg = tag('svg');
  exports.Hole = Hole;
  exports.html = html;
  exports.render = render;
  exports.svg = svg;
  return exports;
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