code: function ( component ) {
  
  		// TODO: provide access to bound global events (%) and routes (#) as well
  		// TODO: flag all DOM events, not just click and touch
  
  		// Build subset of just the click/touch events
  		var clickOrTouchEvents = Events.parse(
  			component.events,
  			{ only: ['click', 'touch', 'touchstart', 'touchend'] }
  		);
  
  		// If no click/touch events found, bail out
  		if ( clickOrTouchEvents.length < 1 ) return;
  
  		// Query affected elements from DOM
  		var $affected = Events.getElements(clickOrTouchEvents, component);
  
  		// NOTE: For now, this is always just 'click'
  		var boundEventsString = 'click';
  
  		// Set `data-FRAMEWORK-clickable` custom attribute
  		// (ui logic should be extended in CSS)
  		$affected.attr('data-' + FRAMEWORK.options.frameworkId + '-events', boundEventsString);
  
  		FRAMEWORK.verbose(
  			component.id + ' :: ' +
  			'Disabled user text selection on elements w/ click/touch events:',
  			clickOrTouchEvents,
  			$affected
  		);
  	}
docs: Expose the "DOMmy-eventedness" of elements so that it's selectable via CSS
  You can use this to apply a few choice DOM modifications out the gate--
  (e.g. tweaks targeting common issues that typically get forgotten, like disabling text selection)
  
  @param {Component} component