Re: [webcomponents] Upstream Shadow DOM spec to DOM/HTML Standard (#377)

Sorry for confusing.

> So you are saying that deepPath uses the deep document, restricted to unclosed nodes?

Basically, yes. (Though the spec does not use the term of "deep document")

- There is no concept of "deep document" nor "composed document" in the spec.
- The term of "in a composed document" is born in this thread and I meant we can use this new term as a replacement of "in a document deeply", if we want to avoid the term of "deep"
- There are concepts of "tree of trees", "in a document deeply" and "composed tree" in the Shadow DOM spec. Those are well defined terms.

I am thinking that we can replace existing terms with more intuitive terms:

- "Tree of trees whose root tree is a document tree" => "composed document"
- "in a document deeply" => "in a composed document"
- "composed tree" => We might want to rename this to something else.





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