Is there any way to reliably attach attribute-based behavior to custom 
elements by default? There are two cases I'm thinking of:

   1. Wanting to have a host element automatically apply layout attributes 
   to itself
   2. Wanting to add touch-action on a host element by default

In the former case, I know that I can do the CSS manually (but it'd be nice 
not to have to) but I'm not sure how to accomplish the latter case short of 
actually adding the attribute during the created callback, but that 
pollutes the DOM a bit. I'm working around it for now by having an inner 
container, but I'd prefer not to have to do that.

Any "right way" to do this?

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