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

> Are we presupposing here that UAs are barred from denying non-gesture prompts today? That seems false, because a user agent by definition can act on behalf of its user.

Say you call query('foo'), then you call requestFoo() without a gesture, and the UA decides to auto-deny, then query('foo') again, then requestFoo() again with a gesture, and the UA does show a prompt. What [permission state](https://w3c.github.io/permissions/#permission-state) did the two query() calls return?

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