Re: [w3c/webcomponents] Focus delegation from shadow host should not behave like sequential focus navigation (#830)

 > Well, there is a subtle difference between allowing UA to skip any element and skip only ones that are not mouse focusable. If we defined the order and defined so that UA can only skip non-mouse focusable element, then the first element is more or less fixed. e.g. UA can't use tab index order as opposed to flat tree order since the first mouse focusable element wouldn't be the first element in the tab index order.

Alright. So, for clicking on a host that delegates focus. let's use "Focus on the first element in flat-tree order that is click focusable." with the definition of "click focusable" from https://whatpr.org/html/4768/2a397f6...75b4443/interaction.html#click-focusable. This ensures UA can only skip the ones it considers to be not click focusable, making it consistent with its other click behaviors.

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