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Yours is definitely the correct historical take. Frontend frameworks really started to take off when componentization became the norm, first in early angular with directives, and later when components were immortalized with React. Web components tried to bring us back from the land of JS, but the implementation left much to be desired for those who had already taken the leap into framework land.
Someone maintaining a dependency of cypress itself should add a dependency on cypress-debugger out of protest. Every single cypress installation would begin failing en masse
What you’re talking about is unidirectional data binding, and what you’re replying to specifically mentions its failure to scale with complex applications.
It’s not the kind of problem you can appreciate when taking any framework for a spin with a form input.