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Learn through a guided exercise with a concrete checkpoint.
Work through this exercise in order. The checkpoint tells you what to observe before you move to the detailed reference.
1. Use the TSXLight repository’s example shell and server with two isolated user contexts. This project requires a connected server; it is not a client-only TSX playground.
2. Render the same example page in both contexts and invoke an existing callback in one shell. Observe the server-owned state change and resulting markup delivery.
3. Confirm the second renderer’s page state remains independent. In the first shell, navigate or rerender and inspect the replacement callback registrations.
4. Checkpoint: trace an interaction from shell event to renderer, active page, callback invocation, state change, and delivered markup. Confirm an old callback identity no longer addresses a removed tree entry.