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Improve amp-bind debuggability
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Would be great to have a way to dump the global state in the console. We could then later wrap it in a Chrome DevTools Extension.
I understand I can use
[text]bindings but this requires to redeploy a new version of the page just for debugging. Interested in a way of dumping the global state in the console and use it in a Chrome DevTools Extension