Web components are now standard HTML without JS frameworks, so that could be 
supported by Django. In which case, even StencilJS tsx components would work 
out of the box.

Prior to rendering, a middleware could scan the response and add the registered 
scripts/styles for the custom HTML tags it finds.

This would be a lot more convenient than form media, more portable and cover 
the full spectrum of use cases.

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