fix indirect bindings on elements with spreads #4398
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Fixes #3680. On indirectly bound values, what's important is the custom
__valueproperty on the element. This makes the combined object of props/attrs used in spreads include__valueinstead ofvaluein cases where there is an indirect binding - and also updates theset_attributeshelper to include a special case for__value, which we would otherwise try to set as an attribute since it's not a valid property on the prototype.This does not address #4397, which I split off as a separate issue, and looks to be unrelated to the spread.
It also does not address #4392, which is less of a related issue than I had hoped it would be.