[w3c/IndexedDB] Simplify "steps for storing a record into an object store"? (#144)

Unless I'm missing a conceptual or anticipated reason for specifying the steps this way, I'd think that step 1 of the "steps for storing a record into an object store" routine (i.e., "If store uses in-line keys, run these substeps:") could be removed and thereby limit some redundancy by having `IDBCursor.update` set `key` to `kpk` in its "If the effective object store of this cursor uses in-line keys, run these substeps:" routine immediately preceding its call to the record storing steps (as do `IDBObjectStore.put` and `IDBObjectStore.add` in their equivalent, corresponding step preceding the record storing steps), and then supply that `key` instead of the effective key as `key` to the record storing steps in such a case.

I know implementations could optimize the redundancy out anyways, but it seems it would be simpler conceptually as well unless I'm missing a reason for it.

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