Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Method for detecting finally-distributed nodes. (#611)

> You can tell users the limitation of your library; open shadow roots are only fully supported.
As far as I know, Polymer does it; Polymer does not support closed shadow roots.

Of course, I know I can just do that. I could also just tell users "we don't support ShadowDOM, don't use ShadowDOM with this library", just like A-Frame stated. Limitations are not ideal. People don't like limitations.

But that's not what I'm aiming for. I'm aiming for "This library is fully compatible with the latest awesome DOM standards like ShadowDOM, etc." and let them use ShadowDOM the way that they see fit and the way that it is _publicly documented_ to work.

I want to promote ShadowDOM by fully supporting it in my library, which I am currently going to do by hacking a solution.

I'm not saying that what I want to do is not possible; it is possible, but it is not clean.


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