Microstates are immutable, as such changing value on state property doesn't make sense. Unfortunately, some components do this without the developer realizing it.

Currently, if Ember tries to set state property, the developer will get an error like this: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property state of #<Primitive> which has only a getter.

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Implement Message.InspectMsg and suitable overrides. This function should be invoked when a message is sent, but only when a debug flag is enabled in a lab load. Its purpose is to verify that the message

• belongs to a valid protocol
• matches its PSM's protocol (if sent by a PSM)
• has a valid signal for its protocol
• contains all parameters that are mandatory for its signal
• contains

Some demo apps / examples which would be helpful to include:

Demo's:

• A standard FSM (Traffic lights, Vending machine, Video player ect.)
• A probabilistic state machine (ABot)
• A history based state machine (such as a quiz app the chooses the next question randomly but influenced by how many times each question has been shown prior)

Defining a network:

• Using the Network Creation