How to use the @glimmer/reference.dirty function in @glimmer/reference

update(state: OutletState) {
    this.outletState.outlets.main = state;
    dirty(this.tag);
  }
}

rerender() {
      dirty(this[DIRTY_TAG]);
      this._super();
    },

export function markObjectAsDirty(obj: object, propertyKey: string, _meta?: Meta): void {
  let meta = _meta === undefined ? metaFor(obj) : _meta;
  let objectTag = meta.readableTag();

  if (objectTag !== undefined) {
    if (DEBUG) {
      assertTagNotConsumed!(objectTag, obj);
    }

    dirty(objectTag);
  }

  let tags = meta.readableTags();
  let propertyTag = tags !== undefined ? tags[propertyKey] : undefined;

  if (propertyTag !== undefined) {
    if (DEBUG) {
      assertTagNotConsumed!(propertyTag, obj, propertyKey);
    }

    dirty(propertyTag);
  }

  if (objectTag !== undefined || propertyTag !== undefined) {
    ensureRunloop();
  }

if (DEBUG) {
      assertTagNotConsumed!(objectTag, obj);
    }

    dirty(objectTag);
  }

  let tags = meta.readableTags();
  let propertyTag = tags !== undefined ? tags[propertyKey] : undefined;

  if (propertyTag !== undefined) {
    if (DEBUG) {
      assertTagNotConsumed!(propertyTag, obj, propertyKey);
    }

    dirty(propertyTag);
  }

  if (objectTag !== undefined || propertyTag !== undefined) {
    ensureRunloop();
  }
}

    join(() => dirty(this[RECOMPUTE_TAG]));
  },