Re: [pointerevents] Clarify what event is `userEvent` to consider `click`/`auxclick` event target after `touchend` (or `pointerup`) (#508)

> > The note in that section implies (at least to me) that the userEvent is the PointerEvent (i.e. pointerup) whose default action caused the dispatch (excepting keyboard / accessibility means of dispatching clicks):
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> If so, the `click` event target won't depend on `mouse` or `touch`, but both Chrome and Firefox dispatch it on wrong target, they dispatch `click` on the preceding `touchend` target which is same as `touchstart`'s.

Is this not the same as the pointerup target? Note that touch usually has [implicit capture](https://w3c.github.io/pointerevents/#implicit-pointer-capture) so these would all be the same target AFAIK.

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