BREAKING CHANGE: The following top-level functions exported by the 'artalk' npm package have been deprecated: `Artalk.update`, `Artalk.reload`, and `Artalk.destroy`. These methods now require invocation on an instance created by either `Artalk.init` or `new Artalk`. Please utilize instance-level methods instead, such as `artalkInstance.update`. For more information, refer to [the documentation](https://artalk.js.org/guide/frontend/import-framework.html). The update was implemented to enable the concurrent creation of multiple instances, adapting to situations where Vue components are simultaneously referenced across various pages. Initially, only a singular instance was permitted to mitigate memory leak concerns. However, this proved limiting for scenarios involving the caching of multiple component instances through 'keep-alive.' To better suit intricate SPA application needs, the choice was made to permit the creation of multiple independent instances. It's crucial to remember to manually invoke the `artalk.destroy` method when releasing components to avoid memory leaks (Issue #660).
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