calling reverse on a model list breaks its "destroyed" bindings

[moschel]

The following test breaks. destroyed is triggered once, for the first trigger, but not the second one. Removing the .reverse() call will cause the test to work.

    test("model list destroy after calling reverse", function(){
        expect(2);
        var map = new can.Model({name: "map1"})
        var map2 = new can.Model({name: "map2"});
        var list = new can.Model.List([map, map2]);
        list.bind('destroyed', function(ev){
            ok(true, 'trigger destroyed')
        })
        can.trigger(map, 'destroyed');
        list.reverse();
        can.trigger(map2, 'destroyed');
    });

Reverse is calling .replace and replacing the contents of the list with the same items. So this bug might be because .replace isn't setting up the bubbling correctly.