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

1. In the global navigation history, look for the history item where the navigated frame is the new (destination) state.
2. Rewrite the history items between the current history item and the item found in (1) so that the navigated frame's state is of the destination state.
3. Insert new history items where all the frames except the navigated frame are identical to that of the current history item, and the navigated frame is of states between the current frame's state and the destination state.
4. Navigate back to the new state created in (3) which matches the destination state.

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