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This repository contains the HTML specification, which defines the core standards for web page structuring, content organization, and document rendering. It establishes the fundamental algorithms for state-machine-based tokenization, tree construction for the document object model, and origin-based security isolation. The specification provides a framework for defining custom elements with independent lifecycles and registries. It also details the requirements for cross-document communication, session history management, and the synchronization of interface properties with content attributes.

Web Components is a set of specifications for creating reusable custom elements with encapsulated styling and logic for the web. It provides a standard for defining new HTML tags that function as independent components across different browser engines. The system is built on three primary pillars: the Custom Elements standard for defining new tags, the Shadow DOM implementation for isolating internal document structures and styles, and the HTML Templates specification for defining reusable fragments of markup that remain inert until instantiated. These capabilities enable modular web design

Media Chrome is a library of modular, accessible web components designed for building custom audio and video player interfaces. It functions as a framework-agnostic toolkit that communicates with native media elements to manage playback state, user interactions, and media metadata. The library distinguishes itself through a component-based architecture that relies on standard web technologies to ensure compatibility across different frontend environments. It uses a centralized controller to synchronize state between independent interface elements, allowing developers to compose bespoke player