Trigger change events for parent model keys #553
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externally This makes sense because a collection changing externally is the equivalent of a parent set() operation for the collection's key. This enables scenarios like listening for changes on a parent object and persisting them without listening for changes to each of the parent object's relationed collections separately.
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This change triggers a change event for the parent model when the underlying collection changes, since it is akin to the key's contents changing. Views that listen to changes on a particular model don't have to listen to underlying collections as well to know if a model has fundamentally changed.