Merges master into minor #1805
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Reference values
can-simple-dom now exports a `default` only, so we need to update our code that's using it to refer to `default`.
That is not a can.view.Scope.Refs.
Now you don't have to use the .default property.
This makes it so that a renderer in the scope can initially be `null` (which will happen if using #references) and the partial renderer will recompute after the renderer is in the scope.
This enables the syntax:
```html
<can-import from="other.stache!" #other="{value}"/>
{{> other}}
```
Virtual DOM and place-my-order functionality
This updates can/view/import to set the `value` property on the can-import viewModel after the promise has resolved when used with can-tag. The reason this is needed is because when handing off control to a can.Component there will be a new viewModel created for that element. So we need to set the import value so that it can be used by the can-tag (or within the template as a reference value).
Allow importing a template and using as partial
Add example closer to relevant text
Make chapter code download more obvious.
Remove hyperlink to PlaceMyOrder.com, which is a DoneJS site.
Add a small section for can.fixture, and a UL overview of the deps section
Travis new infrastructure
Instead of: ```js var node = parent.childNodes[0]; ``` we always need to do: ```js var node = parent.childNodes.item(0); ``` To support the virtual DOM environment.
To make it possible for can to be loaded in a Web Worker we need to set can.global to the correct object, `self` and use it in can/util/vdom.
Allow loading in a web worker
Live-list diffing
Use NodeList.prototype.item to get a childNode
Revert "Use [.] to represent a template's viewModel"
This fixes CanJS so that it can be ran in a Web Worker context. The key changes: * Added a `can.isWebWorker` so that we can call `setState()` in can.route. * can.route looks for `can.route.location` first when updating the state, because in Worker Rendering we set a can.route.location.
Allow CanJS to run in a web worker.
This shims window.history when operating in a vdom environment so that can/route/pushstate will load. It's up to other libraries to provide the functionality of pushState/replaceState.
Shim window.history when in vdom environment.
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For #1650 cc @daffl