Accessibility - Acc name - Include a term role test when calculating the accessible name for name-from-content elements #49622
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… descendant This test covers: - Elements with implicit button, heading, link roles containing element with implicit term role - Elements with implicit button, heading, link roles containing element with explicit term role - Elements with explicit button, heading, link roles containing element with implicit term role - Elements with explicit button, heading, link roles containing element with explicit term role
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Closes: web-platform-tests/interop-accessibility#157
This PR adds embedded term role tests when calculating the accessible name for name-from-content elements
This test covers:
(thanks @cookiecrook for the support on this).