Input bindings don't update when changes are reverted within a setter or changeHandler

I think these examples will show the issue clearly enough to void more explanation. The interpolated text shows the real value but the inputs don't revert to the underlying value.

getter/setter example: https://gist.run/?id=8c56fe352fd849462d39311ede2c8b5d
computed getter/setter example: https://gist.run/?id=14ce505a70736ca3c76943ac762fe836
changeHandler example: https://gist.run/?id=45e93cac4e74d8ffb702325d56a7192a

I believe the same can be said for textboxes too. I have alarm limits whose ranges are validated (which is related to this). If the limit is at 100, it cannot exceed 100 and 101 is entered it is reverted to a value of 100 but the input itself doesn't reflect this change.

Any ideas? Is this something that can be fixed in the binding system?

Start by reproducing the getter/setter, computed getter/setter, and changeHandler examples linked in the issue, then compare the interpolated value with each input's displayed value after a change is reverted. Done means textboxes and other inputs reflect the reverted underlying value rather than retaining the rejected entry.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.