Revert to previous stage

The only way to apply this on the node is to execute it on the
mutation. Otherwise, we have to rewrite a big part of the lifecycle
system.

packages/alpinejs/src/lifecycle.js

@@ -82,9 +82,6 @@ export function interceptInit(callback) { initInterceptors.push(callback) }
 export function initTree(el, walker = walk, intercept = () => {}) {
     deferHandlingDirectives(() => {
         walker(el, (el, skip) => {
-            if (el._x_isInit) return;
-            el._x_isInit = true
-
             intercept(el, skip)
 
             initInterceptors.forEach(i => i(el, skip))

packages/alpinejs/src/mutation.js

@@ -194,10 +194,15 @@ function onMutate(mutations) {
         node._x_ignore = true
     })
     for (let node of addedNodes) {
+        // If the node is already init, it means it's a move operation
+        if (node._x_isInit) continue
+
         // If the node was eventually removed as part of one of his
         // parent mutations, skip it
         if (! node.isConnected) continue
 
+        node._x_isInit = true
+
         delete node._x_ignoreSelf
         delete node._x_ignore
         onElAddeds.forEach(i => i(node))