Re: [w3c/permissions] Editorial fixes (#100)

> -      user's intent. Subsequent uses of |descriptor|'s <a>permission state</a>
> -      with the same <a>current settings object</a> must return the same value,
> -      unless the UA receives <a>new information about the user's intent</a>.
> +      |descriptor|'s <dfn export lt="permission state|state">permission state
> +        </dfn> is one of {{"granted"}}, {{"prompt"}}, or {{"denied"}},
> +      indicating respectively if the calling algorithm should:
> +    </p>
> +
> +    <ul>
> +      <li>succeed without prompting the user ({{"granted"}}),</li>
> +      <li>show the user a prompt to decide whether to succeed ({{"prompt"}}),</li>
> +      <li>or fail without prompting the user ({{"denied"}}).</li>
> +    </ul>
> +
> +    <p>
> +      The UA returns whichever of these values most accurately reflects the user's

Ok, but shouldn't that be in an algorithm? If it's in one of the algorithms, then this is a statement of fact. If it's not in an algorithm, that might be a bug. 

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