Re: [w3c/permissions] feat(prompts): allow UAs to deny non-gesture prompts (#107)

I still think https://github.com/w3c/permissions/pull/107#issuecomment-234256944 is problematic. By allowing this for certain user agents, there's a huge risk that other user agents will have to change their permission model to match, to the detriment of their users.

It also ties back to trying to figure out a generic "request access" primitive, if there is such a thing. E.g., for persistent storage it's likely Chrome might never even show a dialog. So at that point you can't even rely on a generic model around `request()` for a single browser, since it'll vary based on the arguments you pass. That seems really icky.

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