Clean Methods for adding HTML5 content to CP6?

This seems to be a major missing piece of the mLearning wokflow. As far as I can tell the only viable methods for getting Hype/Edge/etc.. HTML5 animation content into a Captivate project are as follows:
1. Convert animation to HTML5 compatible video file (not very slick and a file size hog, IMHO)
2. Use a webpage widget to embed the animation from an external page (not a huge fan of third party dependencies)
3. Add content after the fact using Dreamweaver or some other HTML editor (makes changes and revisions a multistep productivity nightmare)
4. Use a beta tool that appears to have stalled out in development e.g, Lacuna (Brilliant name, BTW)
Have any of the brilliant Captivate masters in this forum come up with any more favorable solutions? I seems so half baked that Adobe would allow CP6 to ship with "HTML5 support" but not allow HTML5 embeds. Am I completey missing something here?
Cheers!
-Ryan

Thanks for the reply Jim. I have used your widgets in the past and I appreciate the work you have done. No ill will towards widget developers intended . I'm glad I didn't miss anything and this is truly the is the state of things.
Seemed like sunch a simple thing to do, in concept, but in practice, not so much. Just the ability to add html code to a slide would be a major boon. (I agree about the current state of HTML5, but the most obvious application of this feature is for mobile devices where HTML5 support is far more widespread than the desktop segment)
I was wondering though, with your experirnce in widget development: Would it be practical to create a simple widget that contains the animation and then place that?
BTW, I have applied to beta that Lacuna app that you linked me too, but have heard nothing from the developers. Have you any insight as to the progress of that project?
Thanks again,
Ryan

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