{{this.count}} elements were rendered
\n ```\n \n ```js\n export default Component.extend({\n count: tracked({ value: 0 }),\n \n incrementCount: action(function() {\n this.count++;\n })\n });\n ```\n \n @method did-insert\n @public\n */\n var _default = _exports.default = (0, _modifier.setModifierManager)(() => ({\n capabilities: (0, _modifier.capabilities)('3.22', {\n disableAutoTracking: true\n }),\n createModifier() {},\n installModifier(_state, element, {\n positional: [fn, ...args],\n named\n }) {\n fn(element, args, named);\n },\n updateModifier() {},\n destroyModifier() {}\n }), class DidInsertModifier {});\n});","define(\"@ember/render-modifiers/modifiers/did-update\", [\"exports\", \"@ember/modifier\", \"@embroider/macros/es-compat2\"], function (_exports, _modifier, _esCompat) {\n \"use strict\";\n\n Object.defineProperty(_exports, \"__esModule\", {\n value: true\n });\n _exports.default = void 0;\n const untrack = function () {\n {\n // ember-source@3.27 shipped \"real modules\" by default, so we can just use\n // importSync to get @glimmer/validator directly\n return (0, _esCompat.default)(require(\"@glimmer/validator\")).untrack;\n }\n }();\n\n /**\n The `{{did-update}}` element modifier is activated when any of its arguments\n are updated. It does not run on initial render.\n \n In this example, the `resize` function receives the `textarea` DOM element as its\n first argument and is executed anytime the `@text` argument changes.\n \n ```handlebars\n \n ```\n \n ```js\n export default Component.extend({\n resize(element) {\n element.style.height = `${element.scrollHeight}px`;\n }\n });\n ```\n \n In addition to the `element`, both named and positional arguments are passed to the\n executed function:\n \n ```handlebars\n \n ```\n \n ```js\n export default Component.extend({\n logArguments(element, [first, second], { third }) {\n console.log('element', element);\n console.log('positional args', first, second);\n console.log('names args', third);\n }\n });\n ```\n \n By default, the executed function will be unbound. If you would like to access\n the component context in your function, use the `action` decorator as follows:\n \n ```handlebars\n \n ```\n \n ```js\n export default Component.extend({\n someFunction: action(function(element, [someArg]) {\n // the `this` context will be the component instance\n })\n });\n ```\n \n @method did-update\n @public\n */\n var _default = _exports.default = (0, _modifier.setModifierManager)(() => ({\n capabilities: (0, _modifier.capabilities)('3.22', {\n disableAutoTracking: false\n }),\n createModifier() {\n return {\n element: null\n };\n },\n installModifier(state, element, args) {\n // save element into state bucket\n state.element = element;\n {\n // Consume individual properties to entangle tracking.\n // https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/issues/19277\n // https://github.com/ember-modifier/ember-modifier/pull/63#issuecomment-815908201\n args.positional.forEach(() => {});\n args.named && Object.values(args.named);\n }\n },\n updateModifier({\n element\n }, args) {\n let [fn, ...positional] = args.positional;\n {\n // Consume individual properties to entangle tracking.\n // https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/issues/19277\n // https://github.com/ember-modifier/ember-modifier/pull/63#issuecomment-815908201\n args.positional.forEach(() => {});\n args.named && Object.values(args.named);\n untrack(() => {\n fn(element, positional, args.named);\n });\n }\n },\n destroyModifier() {}\n }), class DidUpdateModifier {});\n});","define(\"@ember/render-modifiers/modifiers/will-destroy\", [\"exports\", \"@ember/modifier\"], function (_exports, _modifier) {\n \"use strict\";\n\n Object.defineProperty(_exports, \"__esModule\", {\n value: true\n });\n _exports.default = void 0;\n /**\n The `{{will-destroy}}` element modifier is activated immediately before the element\n is removed from the DOM.\n \n ```handlebars\n