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

>  would love to see some future CSS feature that allows CSS modules to be used more similar to how JS modules are used, where all dependencies can be explicitly declared and applied only once.

^ that's aligned with what I'd like to see (and hear) as well. JS's module system went through many gauntlets to get where it's at, I'd like to see CSS follow that arterial path. In my opinion, option 3 fits more closely to the dependency graph we've grown to appreciate and may receive less criticism from the community because of this alignment. 

Whichever helps beginners and advanced folks "think less" about how loading works so they can focus on their task and let the platform handle the implementation intricacies. Dependency graphs are working, let's work towards CSS having a robust graph as well? 

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