Add removal_detection example #945
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Code looks good, only issue is where in the changelog you placed the change.
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Ah, thanks! I didn't see the headings because there were no newlines before them, so my markdown syntax highlighting didn't highlight them. I added newlines before and after the headings in the changelog for the upcoming version so it matches the changelogs for the previous versions. And I moved the change to |
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Well done! The comments are clear and helpfully walk the user through each step. |
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This PR adds an example that shows how you can know when a component has been removed, so you can react to it.
Related to #941