Re: [manifest] define URL Scope (closes #114) (#291)

Does this leave the door open to also explore "capturing" navigations from non-application browsing contexts to a URL inside an application's navigation scope, so that they can be opened in a new or existing application context?

The use case for this would be that a web application has been installed from foo.com/bar with a scope of /bar and a browsing context tries to navigate to foo.com/bar/baz.html. The user agent may wish to navigate to this URL in an application context with the manifest applied. In other words, it would allow deep linking into an app.

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