anchor.diff:        - The [`taunus.navigate`](#-taunus-navigate-url-options-) method
         - The [`taunus.route`](#-taunus-route-url-) method
           - The [`taunus.route.equals`](#-taunus-route-equals-route-route-) method
  +      - The [`taunus.resolve`](#-taunus-resolve-on-the-client) method
         - The [`taunus.state`](#-taunus-state-) property
         - The [`taunus.xhr`](#-taunus-xhr-url-options-done-) method
         - The [`taunus.prefetch`](#using-taunus-prefetch-url-element-) method
  
positive.code:     ## `taunus.rebuildDefaultViewModel(done?)`
  
      Once Taunus has been mounted, calling this method will rebuild the view model defaults using the `getDefaultViewModel` that was passed to `taunus.mount` in the options. An optional `done` callback will be invoked when the model is rebuilt.
  
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negative.code:     #### `taunus.route.equals(route, route)`
  
      Compares two routes and returns `true` if they would fetch the same model. Note that different URLs may still return `true`. For instance, `/foo` and `/foo#bar` would fetch the same model even if they're different URLs.
  
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      ## `taunus.resolve` on the client
  
      This method is identical to the server-side flavor of [`taunus.resolve(action, data)`](#-taunus-resolve-action-data-), but available on the client-side.
  
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