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Added note that removes the restriction of <style> in <head> #843
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pointing out that use in the body can trigger unwanted side effects. See Issue w3c#544.
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Restriction on <style> placement has been changed to point out that use in the body can trigger unwanted side effects. See Issue #544 - also, as per @travisleithead note: #516 (comment) we need style in body for the web components case anyway.