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This example demonstrates an interactive select dropdown component built with Ember.js. The component, defined in `components.select-dropdown.js`, maintains a bound `value` property and synchronizes it with the selected `<option>` element using observers and the `didRender` lifecycle hook. It supports plain string arrays or objects with `value` and `label` keys, with an optional empty default option. The application controller supplies a static `dropdownOptions` list, and the template renders the dropdown with a bound selection. The code relies on Ember’s component lifecycle methods (`didReceiveAttrs`, `didInsertElement`, `didRender`) and the `change` event handler to propagate user selections back to the controller.

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