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Add "precustomized" custom element state #894

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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions dom.bs
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initialized.

<p>An <a for=/>element</a>'s <a for=Element>custom element state</a> is one of
"<code>undefined</code>", "<code>failed</code>", "<code>uncustomized</code>", or
"<code>custom</code>". An <a for=/>element</a> whose <a for=Element>custom element state</a> is
"<code>uncustomized</code>" or "<code>custom</code>" is said to be
<dfn export id=concept-element-defined for=Element>defined</dfn>. An <a for=/>element</a> whose
<a for=Element>custom element state</a> is "<code>custom</code>" is said to be
"<code>undefined</code>", "<code>failed</code>", "<code>uncustomized</code>",
"<code>precustomized</code>", or "<code>custom</code>". An <a for=/>element</a> whose
<a for=Element>custom element state</a> is "<code>uncustomized</code>" or "<code>custom</code>" is
said to be <dfn export id=concept-element-defined for=Element>defined</dfn>. An <a for=/>element</a>
whose <a for=Element>custom element state</a> is "<code>custom</code>" is said to be
<dfn export id=concept-element-custom for=Element>custom</dfn>.

<p class=note>Whether or not an element is <a for=Element>defined</a> is used to determine the
behavior of the '':defined'' pseudo-class. Whether or not an element is <a for=Element>custom</a> is
used to determine the behavior of the <a href=#mutation-algorithms>mutation algorithms</a>. The
"<code>failed</code>" state is used to ensure that if a <a>custom element constructor</a> fails to
execute correctly the first time, it is not executed again by an
<a lt="upgrade an element">upgrade</a>.</p>
"<code>failed</code>" and "<code>precustomized</code>" states are used to ensure that if a
<a>custom element constructor</a> fails to execute correctly the first time, it is not executed
again by an <a lt="upgrade an element">upgrade</a>.</p>

<div class=example id=example-c5b21302>
<p>The following code illustrates elements in each of these four states:</p>
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