Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] Partition the HTTP cache (#424)

I am late in my reply here.

I would like to hear some story for how offline-transfered Web Bundles/Web Package are going to work with this feature. If I have a website that uses a cdn such as https://unpkg.com to load modules, and I create a signed Web Bundle for my site, and download a signed Web Bundle of my unpkg.com dependencies, how can I offline share these bundles with a friend & have them get a working web experience?

At the moment I don't see how this Partition the HTTP Cache feature can be made compatible with example use case I provided, which fits within the stated intent of the [Use Cases & Requirements for Web Packages](https://wicg.github.io/webpackage/draft-yasskin-wpack-use-cases.html) document. My `example.com` site would need to be loaded while online if the http cache is partitioned, as the unpkg.com signed bundles would reside on a different partition than `example.com`.

I hope this partitioning feature can be revised or updated to un-break Web Package/Web Bundle's emerging offline-sharing capabilities a lot of us are eager for. 

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