Somehow figured that the problem was that removing the comment makes the expression dynamic again for the next object evaluated. That's why it works once and then stops working.
Added a test expecting the effect to not be present.
The effect will be present even in the presence of @once if you use a spread, which I didn't figure how to handle nor what to expect to be honest. I didn't add a test for it because it will fail.
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Somehow figured that the problem was that removing the comment makes the expression dynamic again for the next object evaluated. That's why it works once and then stops working.
Added a test expecting the effect to not be present.
The effect will be present even in the presence of
@onceif you use a spread, which I didn't figure how to handle nor what to expect to be honest. I didn't add a test for it because it will fail.