Re: [w3c/uievents] Figure out what to do with focusin/focusout (#88)

Let's not talk about DOMFocusOut/In here, given that they are by all means deprecated.
But it is the ordering of focusin, focusout, blur and focus which is really odd in some engines. IE seems to have them the right way.

I tried to look for webkit bugs implementing focusin/out, but couldn't find the relevant one.  That might have revealed why the behavior is so odd in webkit/blink.

The whole point of focusout/in is that they happen before blur/focus, but apparently that isn't happening, so the use cases for focusout/in are very weak.

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