Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Styling of elements where attachShadow(...) not allowed (#376)

Haven't found what you said following the link.

This would be very frustrating if not implemented at all.

As developer who is using Polymer and Shadow DOM (native in Chrome, full polyfill in other browsers) I do not see any sane reason to re-implement, say, `input[type=password]` or `button[type=submit]` if it is already present in browser and contains all semantic and accessibility features out of the box. I want just style it a bit, add few methods and events. I'm not intending to change UA Shadow Root or something like this.

The same about `progress` - all I need is to set `max=100` by default and apply default styling I need to element itself (`:host`). Why should this require me to implement element from scratch?

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