Re: [w3c/webcomponents] There should be a declarative way to import HTML modules (#849)

Why not :
`<template src="my-include.html" in-place>`

Meaning being able to load template by external source adding a `src` attribute, the content take place in the `<template>` element as it was written there.  
And add the ability to render the template tag's content like a normal element with an `in-place` attribute (or whatever name, it can be also `disabled` to tell to disable template's element normal behavior) .  
It offers the ability also to load templates without `in-place` attribute for no render, and still use it with JS.
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Another more exotic syntaxes can be:
`<div src="my-part.html">placeholder</div>` >>> Alowing each element to load it's content
`<content src="my-part.html">placeholder</content >`   >>> A root document's content element

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