Re: [w3c/ServiceWorker] Add a Service-Worker-Exclude Header (Issue #1690)

That's not what I'm proposing. I'm proposing that, when an origin installs it's worker, a `Service-Worker-Exclude` header can be provided to exclude certain locations on it's own origin from being handled by it.  
My understanding is, that it already doesn't matter where a request came from, but only where it goes to, for which service worker is going to handle it, and that the `Service-Worker-Allowed` header already operates in a similar way regarding when it needs to be set.
My proposal doesn't change any of that. It just allows to make sure some locations won't be handled by a service worker.

I do have a use-case where this would be useful, by allowing me to make sure the client side of my application won't be able to intercept a request to a specific location on my applications origin. But that is just a use-case, something this would be useful for, not the proposal itself. 

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