Native DOM receiver; receiver seam; mount knobs for benchmarking - #6
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NativeDomReceiver applies frames to the DOM directly: id map plus reverse WeakMap, createElementNS and setAttributeNS (SVG renders, which the remote-dom path cannot do), moveBefore for connected moves, template prototypes cloned with cloneNode, subtree walk on remove. The remote-dom transcoder stays as the interop receiver behind the same Receiver seam; the listener registry and template validator are shared. mount() gains receiver (native default) and transport (direct | chunked) options, an onChunk recording tap, stats (batches, frames, bytes) and nextCommit(). The e2e runs both demos against both receivers.
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NativeDomReceiver applies frames to the DOM directly: id map plus reverse
WeakMap, createElementNS and setAttributeNS (SVG renders, which the
remote-dom path cannot do), moveBefore for connected moves, template
prototypes cloned with cloneNode, subtree walk on remove. The remote-dom
transcoder stays as the interop receiver behind the same Receiver seam;
the listener registry and template validator are shared. mount() gains
receiver (native default) and transport (direct | chunked) options, an
onChunk recording tap, stats (batches, frames, bytes) and nextCommit().
The e2e runs both demos against both receivers.