test(ivy): fixes in the TodoMVC example #23161
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- properly display initial checked state - properly remove a todo Please note that the 'archive' option still doesn't work correctly as listening to component outputs doesn't seem to work (onArchive() is never called).
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@mhevery here is a small PR with a couple of fixes for the TodoMVC with ngIvy:
Please note that the 'archive' option still doesn't
work correctly as listening to component outputs doesn't
seem to work (onArchive() is never called).
So, the next blocker is the fact that we don't properly listen to component outputs.