Answer to your first question
As you know, not all internal gestures in Apple Watch are available to the applications in the API.
You could not access many system actions, like Force Touch action menu and Cover To Mute, by WatchKit or any other framework in watchOS. They are automatically handed by the Apple Watch itself.
Of course, one way to check this gesture is checking the sound volume by making a sound and then listening to and processing it, but this does not sound interesting.
Answer to your second question
Multi-touch is not available in Apple Watch, but the screen has special sensors to detect some gestures that you might think of them as multi-touch ones.
This gesture is not considered as multi-touch in Apple Watch, but Apple has included some special sensors for you to feel you are using multi-touch.
Conclusion
1- Not all internal gestures in Apple Watch are available to the applications in the API.
2- You could not access many system actions - including Cover to Mute - in your watchOS app.
3- Multi-touch is not available in Apple Watch, but the screen has special sensors to detect some gestures that you might think of them as multi-touch ones, like Cover to Mute.
More resources
Check out this link from Apple for more details.