Re: [w3c/manifest] scope="../" should be invalid (#551)

Yes, the additional scopes somehow would need to whitelist the manifest who is referring to them.

One way could be

In https://mysite.com/manifest.json, have:

```
"includes": ["https://otherofmysites.com/manifest.json"]
```

Then in https://otherofmysites.com/manifest.json, have:

```
"owner": "https://mysite.com/manifest.json",
"scope": "/"
```

Adding "owner" to a manifest means that it will refer to another manifest file as the data source for adding to homescreen, and only a few of the properties will be used (ie ```"scope"``` for now).

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