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Adds a section to the calling-javascript reference covering the new scoped client-side lifecycle API: when to use it over executeJs, how re-attach is handled, and the synchronous cleanup-return constraint.
Reflect two changes made in vaadin/flow#24366 after review: - Reword "acquires a fresh client-side DOM node" to match the new javadoc phrasing - Non-function return values are now logged as a client-side error rather than silently treated as "no cleanup"
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Adds a section to the calling-javascript reference covering the new
scoped client-side lifecycle API: when to use it over executeJs, how
re-attach is handled, and the synchronous cleanup-return constraint.