Running can-control teardowns from the dom queue (as can-view-live now does) causes control teardown and rebinding of action listeners to run out of order, which throws an error. This release prevents the error, and also delays teardown to the mutate queue if triggered from the dom queue.

See #143 for more

• can-control is fully up-to-date with CanJS 6 but is now considered legacy code. There are no planned feature enhancements, and new development with CanJS should use stache bindings to bind DOM events

https://canjs.com/doc/can-stache-bindings.event.html

• A can-control-backed element's events are now torn down on the nodeDisconnected mutation event, rather than on nodeRemoval.

This removes can-util from tests.

#140

This updates the tests to use QUnit@2.x.x.

#135

#130

#128

import canSymbol from "can-symbol";
element[canSymbol.for("can.controls")] //-> controls

• Add compatibility with how webpack builds for production #119
• Add "use strict" #120

#110

In order to be compatible with canjs 4.0, this removes use of can-util/dom methods that use an older version of can-dom-data-state and cause dependency conflicts.

#108

Make the can-stache-key semver range more permissive #98