Components and AMP layout rules

Currently AMP elements are structured like this:

```
<- AmpElement (custom element wrapper)
<- defines layout/size
<- BaseElement (implementation)
<- adheres to the layout defined by AmpElement
```

Some of the most critical layout styles are:
- `display: block|etc` (but not "inline");
- proxies for width and height;
- `position: relative|absolute|etc` (but not "static");
- `overflow: hidden`.

React components follow AMP's `BaseElement` layer which means that they accept layout, but normally do not define their own static layout.

Besides layout, `AmpElement` is also responsible for showing placeholder and loading indicator. This is especially important since the placeholder and loading indicator are shown this way even before the `BaseElement` implementation script has been downloaded.

To still allow static layout in the React/AMP layer, we could provide `AmpLayout` component that could implement layout/placeholder/loading-indicator features via composition.