Re: [w3c/touch-events] Add getModifierState definition to TouchEvent. This matches the text (#91)

Looks conceptually good to me (though, as an aside - and not having properly looked at the UI Events spec - what would the `keyArg` actually look like in use? i.e. if i had a touch, what would I write to query if shift is also pressed? something like `e.targetTouches[0].getModifierState("Shift")` ? and would upper/lowercase etc matter?)

further, per https://github.com/w3c/touch-events/pull/90, do we need to make sure to add web platform tests for it?

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