Re: [w3c/FileAPI] Define chunk size for `ReadableStream` created by `blob::stream()` (#144)

To express my opinion, I think defining a maximum of 0x10000 bytes would be an extremely acceptable idea, and certainly future proof. For comparison, the max size of a UDP packet is around that size as well (0x10000-1 to be exact), and no one has complained about it [since its definition in 1980](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc768).

However, keep in mind, for my particular application, I would only need a *maximum* defined. As that maximum alone would allow me to optimize heap allocation. Another solution outside of defining a maximum for implementations would be to allow developers like me to pass an argument that would define the maximum in run-time... but at that point, we'd be redefining the BYOB implementation.

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