[w3c/permissions] Requesting permission shouldn't imply storing it. (#93)

As written, step 9 of the "request permission" algorithm says

"Get a permission storage identifier for permissionDesc.name and the current environment settings object, and create a permission storage entry mapping this identifier to storage."

I believe this should be an UA choice, based on user preferences. Granting permission to use "now" and granting permission to use "permanently" are two different things.

Suggestion: Preface this sentence with "If the user interaction indicated that the user wanted the permission to be permanently stored, get...."


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