@@ -130,6 +131,15 @@ as a child of a `<span>` element (phrasing) it only allows new phrasing content.
For custom elements it can be useful to set this if the content category isn't
flow.
### `scriptSupporting`
Elements whose primary purpose is to support scripting should set this flag to `true`.
Some elements will generally only allow a very narrow set of children (such as `<ul>` only allowing `<li>`) but usually also allows [script-supporting elements][whatwg-scriptsupporting].
In HTML5 both the `<script>` and `<template>` tags are considered script-supporting but javascript frameworks and web-components may include additional tags.