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[css-scoping] Use the term 'featureless', now that it exists.
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each <a>shadow tree</a> sees <em>itself</em> as the contents of the <a>host element</a>,
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not the other <a>shadow trees</a>.
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The <a>host element</a> is not selectable by <strong>any means</strong>
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except for the '':host'' and '':host-context()'' pseudo-classes.
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That is, in this context the <a>shadow host</a>
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has no tagname, ID, classes, or attributes,
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and the only additional information is has is that the '':host'' pseudo-class matches it.
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In particular, the <a>host element</a> isn't matched by the ''*'' selector either.
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When considered within its own <a>shadow trees</a>,
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the <a>host element</a> is <a>featureless</a>.
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(That is, <a>feature selectors</a> like class, tagname, or even ''*'' never match it.)
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<details class='why'>
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<summary>Why is the shadow host so weird?</summary>

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