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Not any material, no - only an explanation. You've seen what HTML5 is capable of, yes? Movies, games, advanced almost-app-like websites. Now most likely, if you were to take Chromium's webpage-rendering code, add execution code and make it point to a folder/website, most likely it would load and run that HTML5 code with no superfluous feature - if it's not in the page, it's not there. Sorta how, in the past, you could package Shockwave Flash (SWF) files into executables, except you have to write the execution software yourself instead of relying on Adobe's code.
(And now my crazy self is thinking about making an HTML5 web browser from that tech...) Yeah I'm def going to learn to code just to see if this is possible.