title: How to force a tab bar item to go to the root level of that item whenever its tapped
body: <p>I'm new to iOS and Swift. In my storyboard I've set up a tab bar controller where the right most item is a "More" item that leads to a table view controller embedded in a navigation controller. Each item in the table view (static) goes to a view controller (say "View 1", "View 2", and "View 3").</p>
  
  <p>The default behavior is as follows. Let's say I tap "More". Then I'm looking at the table with cells for "View 1", "View 2", and "View 3". Then let's say I tap "View 1". If I then click a different item in the tab bar controller, and then click "More" again, rather than take me to the table view, it will take me to "View 1" since that's the last thing I tapped when I was last in "More". I'd like the behavior to be that if I tap outside of "More" with another tab bar element, any time I tap "More" again, I want it to <strong>always</strong> take me to the table view, regardless of what I was viewing previously within "More".</p>
  
  <p>Essentially, I want "More" to forget its state or reset its state.</p>
  
  <p>How do I force this to happen?</p>