Re: [WICG/webcomponents] Pushing Styles into Shadow DOM (`@shadow` rules) (Issue #1053)

> then you could use the styles in different contexts (i.e. in the document and in shadow roots)

Could this be done using a "magic" selector, like, say `@shadow (:root, my-document)` to include the light-dom? Or are there other cases where this wouldn't work but `@scope` would?

I personally like the idea of using `@scope`, but I'm worried that it might be a nightmare to figure out the specifics of how that would use, specially if the shadow-root isn't part of the scope selector (so if it appears *inside* the scope using some special selector)

Maybe something like `@scope (:root, my-component::shadowroot)` and define `::shadowroot` to only work inside `@scope` selectors (for now) would be a good compromise, where the potential for weird cases is smaller but there's still more flexibility than a new `@`-Rule.

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