[w3c/pointerlock] Provide more information about movementX/Y for unadjusted movements (Issue #98)

When using requestPointerLock({unadjustedMovement: true}) PointerEvent is expected to provide "raw" movementX/movementY information. At least to me, it is unclear what these "raw" values represent. At the moment if movementX == 10 on one computer I have no idea if this is the same as movementX == 10 on another or how to interpret it.

I expect that "raw" movementX/movementY are related to the DPI of the used physical pointing device. In any way, the nature of movementX/movementY with "unadjustedMovement: true" should be specified. If movementX/movementY with "unadjustedMovement: true" are related to the input device's DPI, the DPI of the input device should be provided through API.

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