Re: [w3c/webcomponents] flatten: true in assignedNodes doesn't make much sense when a slot doesn't have display: contents (#493)

> It seems to me a way to get all elements that are logically assigned to a slot, without having to do recursion and fallback yourself for any assigned slots

A slot assigned to another slot is a logically assigned element.  Where did you get this whole idea of slots not being inside another slot?

If a slot is assigned to another slot, it is IN the slot.  I don't understand the basis for unwrapping/flattening any slots.  Why on the earth do you want to do such a thing in pure DOM?

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