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After trying out some stuff I guess it is for proper sandboxing while still having a non-null origin and thus access to localStorage and similar.
But now that I understand that part, I think a warning in the documentation should be added for people that self-host the module to serve it from a separate origin (i.e. subdomain or port) or the sandbox can be escaped. While that is not critical for normal usage, i.e. when a user is just running their own sample code, it becomes an issue if the ability to run code from other users is added in their use-case. Those using it directly from flems.io are safe of course.
Please explain why the iframe couldn't use some of the possible dynamic sources and had to use a static html file.
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