sync-remote-host-registry

Synchronizing a remote component registry with the render graph requires updating the `createRoot` lists and Storybook provider setups to align host component inclusion and exclusion logic. This process manually inspects multiple JS packages to prevent mismatches from naive host export parity.

Remote-to-host component registry mismatches in JS remote rendering are typically caused by naive host export parity. These mismatches occur when the remote component registry is not properly aligned with the actual render graph's inclusion and exclusion logic.

Updating Storybook provider and receiver setups for remote rendering involves aligning the configurations with the actual render graph. You must identify which host components to include or exclude based on remote rendering capabilities and update the `createRoot` lists accordingly.

Yes, you can manage host component inclusion and exclusion logic for JS extensions by mapping remote rendering capabilities against the actual render graph. This requires manual inspection of multiple packages and components to maintain an accurate component registry.

You need to align remote component registries with the render graph during update and maintenance workflows in JS remote rendering environments. This synchronization is necessary to avoid mismatches caused by naive host export parity when working with Storybook or creating JS extensions.