Below is a list of items that you want to be clickable and an event handler function. How can you assign the event handler to every item in the list in a way that is most performant, and also that ensures that the handler is called even if more items are added to the list programmatically?html First Item Second Item Third Item Fourth Item Fifth Itemjsfunction listResponder(evt) { console.log('You clicked a list item that says', evt.target.innerText);}

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Below is a list of items that you want to be clickable and an event handler function. How can you assign the event handler to every item in the list in a way that is most performant, and also that ensures that the handler is called even if more items are added to the list programmatically?<br>html<br><ul class='clickable-list'><br> <li>First Item</li><br> <li>Second Item</li><br> <li>Third Item</li><br> <li>Fourth Item</li><br> <li>Fifth Item</li><br></ul><br><br>js<br>function listResponder(evt) {<br> console.log('You clicked a list item that says', evt.target.innerText);<br>}<br>