Re: [w3c/webcomponents] <iframe> and the History API (#184)

I think the point is:
(e.g. Suppose that the following movement)

1. User visits A1.
2. User clicks a link in A1 => User visits A2, which contains iframe B1 and iframe C1
3. User clicks a link in B1 => User sees: A2 + B2 + C1
4. User clicks a link in B2 => User sees: A2 + B3 + C1
5. User clicks a link in C1 => User sees: A2 + B3 + C2
6. User clicks a *back button* in UA's toolbar => Back to state *state 1* (A1), rather than *state 5* (A2 + B3 + C2), because we do not keep joint-history.

>From user's perspective, 6 looks an unnatural movement.
Users would feel that a *one* click of a back button rewinds 5 history items, rather than one history item.



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