Re: [w3c/manifest] icon density should be supported (#118)

Wishing a big 10th anniversary to this on-again-off-again issue! :tada: 

Aaaaannd... I'd like to reopen it again. This has come up again and I think it's time we finally addressed it. It's impossible for a web app to add the final layer of polish without being able to create icons of different levels of detail for different sizes. You practically can't do that today because it means the user will see different detail levels depending on their DPI, so practically a web app can only use the same icon at different resolutions.

It looks like it was dropped in 2017 because websites in the wild were abusing the `density` parameter for the wrong purpose (search above and in #450 for "poison"). Maybe in the six years since then, it's become rare enough that we can restore it, or maybe we just use a different name.

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