Re: [w3c/webcomponents] document.close doesn't need CEReactions (#597)

@bzbarsky yeah, though the whole reason we are specifying [CEReactions] is because user agents want us to tell them those optimizations since they all want to implement them. Otherwise we could have done with a simple tweak to IDL's algorithms. But perhaps it's indeed not worrying about APIs like this too much.

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