Re: [w3c/screen-orientation] Feature detection of orientation.lock (Issue #206)

So yeah, I think at a minimum, we might need a `supportsLocking` boolean or something, because locking to "any" is still a kind of locking.

The use case being, if you are building a UI that has rotate buttons, it doesn't make sense to enable them or show them if you can't rotate the screen. 

Alternatively (I'm not sure this is better): we could tell user agents to not expose the `.lock()` on platforms they are sure don't support locking at all (e.g., most desktops). 

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