Re: [w3c/touch-events] Define interactions with `contextmenu` event? (#68)

I'm assuming that by "whole touch be cancelled" you mean sending the `touchcancel` event to content. Chrome doesn't appear to be doing that, although Firefox does on Android. In fact Firefox does it on Android even if we get a browser context menu showing up (as opposed to just if web content does `preventDefault()` on the `contextmenu` event). On Windows the browser context menu only shows up on lifting the finger, after `touchend` is fired, so that's a moot scenario there. I'm in the process of implementing our touch-derived `contextmenu` for Windows, so coming to a consensus on this now would be quite timely :)

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