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Metadata of current behavior set during raise and raise-reduce

Return DOM content associated with object

Return id of given object

Add behavior to object and update its listeners

Add tags to given object and updates effected behaviors and listeners.
::tags-added trigger is raised on object after update

Update object with assoc-in for given key and value

Find object by its unique numerical id

Find objects that have given tag

For a given behavior keyword id, call its :reaction fn with given args

Create object given keyword name of object template or an object template
and key-value pairs. See object* for special keys.
During object creation the following happens to object in order:

* :init fn is called with given args
* :object.instant trigger is raised
* :init trigger is raised

Destroy object by calling its :destroy trigger, removing it from
cache and removing associated DOM content

Return truthy if object has tag

Return all objects for given type (template name)

Merge map into object

Create object template (type) given keyword name and key-value pairs.
These pairs serve as default attributes for an object. Following keys
have special meaning:

* :behaviors - Set of object's behaviors
* :tags - Set of object's tags
* :triggers - Set of object's triggers
* :init - Init fn called when object is created. Fn's return value
          is hiccup html content and saved to :content
* :listeners (internal) - Map of triggers to vectors of behaviors

Invoke object's behavior fns for given trigger. Args are passed to behavior fns

Reduce over invoked object's behavior fns for given trigger. Start
is initial value for reduce and any args are passed to behavior fn

Remove behavior from object and update its listeners

Remove tags from given object and updates effected behaviors and listeners.
::tags-removed trigger is raised on object after update

TODO: Add docstring

Associate behaviors to given tag and refresh objects with given tag

Update object with update-in with [:key], fn and args