This would enable components to have their cake and eat it too: Use presentational attributes (which can be convenient in certain frameworks) that can also be set as a result of CSS interaction, media queries, or even have different defaults depending on certain classes.
This would be a new mixin and depends on style-observer. For NudeElement, perhaps it could be a prop setting, so that props opt in to it.
Ideally, CSS properties would also be able to override attributes when using !important, but that could end up being too slow, as the computed style would have to be looked at regardless of whether the prop is set on the element, whereas otherwise it would only need to be looked at when a prop is not set.