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Note that with this patch I'm also changing the priority order of the given proto and the custom proto; the former takes priority. This makes sense to me: if the caller is doing |new Foo| they really should get something with Foo.prototype as its proto. This should not be a problem for custom elements in general so far, because nodes/elements are mostly not constructible anyway. For now. When they become that way, I think this is the behavior we'll want.
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