Re: [whatwg/fullscreen] Request Fullscreen take additional options (#123)

@foolip 
> Is the video case special, or do you mean that even with randomElement.webkitRequestFullscreen(), the status bar will always be visible?

I mean that iOS Safari doesn't support the "Fullscreen API" specification; the only fullscreen mode available is the old, unspecified `HTMLVideoElement.webkitEnterFullscreen()` one, that takes a `<video>` element into a fullscreen mode and adds native media controls (regardless of the `controls` attribute).

> If no soft keys are shown by default, make them visible (uncontroversial, I presume).

Indeed.

> If they are, hide them, but perhaps only if the user has jumped through a number of hoops, probably browser-specific, perhaps something like the web app being "installed".

Indeed as well. 

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