Re: [w3c/selection-api] Skip posting a task for `selectionchange` event in some cases (Issue #170)

So my proposal as the editor of a spec is as follows. We introduce boolean state *has scheduled selectionchange event* on document, input element, and textarea element. We introduce two algorithms:
* **To schedule a `selectionchange` event** on a node *target* -  If the boolean state of *target* is false, this algorithm queues a task to *fire a `selectionchange` event* and sets the boolean state of *target* to true. Otherwise, if the boolean state of *target* is true, it does nothing.
* **To fire a `selectionchange` event** on a node *target* - Sets the boolean state of *target* to false and fires `selectionchange` event on *target*.

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