[w3c/clipboard-apis] Parallelism and task sources (Issue #202)

A few related comments:

- the `read()` algorithm verifies permissions "in parallel", which is, AFAIU, a deprecated way to describe parallelism. Presumably this should be done on the permissions task source, so the "in parallel" should instead be a task queued on the permission task source.
- the reference to the permission task source should link to [it](https://www.w3.org/TR/permissions/#permissions-task-source)
- I suspect the "Let data be a copy of the system clipboard data" should also be run on the clipboard task source, instead of just "in parallel", so as to prevent races (since `write()` place data on the system clipboard on the clipboard task source).
- The spec says "The clipboard task source is triggered in response to reading or writing of [system clipboard data](https://www.w3.org/TR/clipboard-apis/#system-clipboard-data)." What does "is triggered in response to" mean? The idiomatic verbiage seems to be "The foo task source is a task source used to perform foo-related tasks".

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