Re: [w3c/webcomponents] CSS Modules (#759)

> > What about writing import styles from "./style.cssm" or import styles from "./style.css?module"
> 
> I don't understand the question.
> 
> Right browsers only send `Accept: */*` for requests from imports. That'll need to change if servers are going to send .css vs .css.js depending on browser support.

Yes browsers only send `Accept: */*` for requests from imports, but they still send `Accept: text/css` for requests from `<link rel="stylesheet">`. Servers can decide what to send depending on what the `Accept` header is.

What I mean is that if you don't like `Accept: */*`, you can send request like `style.cssm` ( `m` means module ). Servers can decide what to send based on its file extension.

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