ember-easyForm: test uses the specified model declared in a needs controller

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test('uses the specified model declared in a needs controller', function() {
  var NeedsController = Ember.ObjectController.extend({
    needs: 'another_controller_with_big_name',
    anotherController: Ember.computed.alias('controllers.another_controller_with_big_name'),
    container: container
  });

  container.register('controller:another_controller_with_big_name', Ember.ObjectController.create({
    theModel: { foo: 'LOL' },
    foo: 'BORING'
  }));

  var needsController = NeedsController.create();

  view = Ember.View.create({
    template: templateFor('{{#form-for anotherController.theModel}}{{input foo name="easy-input"}} <div id="asl">{{foo}}</div> {{input id="ember-input" value=foo}}{{/form-for}}'),
    container: container,
    controller: needsController
  });
  append(view);

  equal(view.$('input[name="easy-input"]').val(), "LOL", "easy-input uses form-for's model as its context for looking up its property");
  equal(view.$('#ember-input').val(), "BORING", "vanilla ember inputs are unaffected by form-for");
  equal(view.$('#asl').text(), "BORING", "form-for doesn't change context for plain ol bindings");
});