Re: [w3c/permissions] Add another permission state "always-ask" (from one-time grants)? (Issue #414)

Firefox's recent [Intent to Ship](https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-platform/c/auH04v5gGk8/m/uADZ4u-MCAAJ?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#:~:text=Since%20Firefox%20grants,hence%20this%20design.) is interesting in this context. Reproduced below:

> Since Firefox grants one-time permissions by default, the values returned are as follows:
>
> - "granted" — the user granted persistent or one-time permission last time, and hasn't explicitly revoked it. This positive signal satisfies the spec which says the caller "can use the feature possibly without having the user agent asking the user's permission".
> - "denied" —The user has blocked permission (or the iframe is missing allow= policy)
> - "prompt" — Neither of the above apply (this is the initial state)
>
> This is designed to support one-time permissions as the norm. We appreciate the need to pursue "granted" in other browsers without worrying about differences in Firefox, hence this design.


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