..if a form has multiple controls, but only one of its' controles is $dirty, and that control is then made pristine, the form remains dirty. Since there is no API property FormController.$ngModels to interrogate, seems like it is not possible for a client programmer to also revert the form to pristine state. Is there a reason not to have the parent form revert to $pristine in this case? At least on the surface, seems to make sense to have ngModel.$setPristine() to a method on the parent form that would invoke form.$setPristine() if all ctrls are $pristine.
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