* Improve accessibility of StatusPollView
Previously, this view did not provide the proper context to indicate that it represented a poll.
Now, we’ve added
- A container that will stay “Active poll” or “Poll results” when the cursor first hits one of the options;
- A prefix to say “Option X of Y” before each option;
- A Selected trait on the selected option(s), if present
- Consolidating and adding an `.updatesFrequently` trait to the footer view with the countdown.
* Add poll description in StatusRowView combinedAccessibilityLabel
This largely duplicates the logic in `StatusPollView`.
* Improve accessibility of media attachments
Previously, the media attachments without alt text would not show up in the consolidated `StatusRowView`, nor would they be meaningfully explained on the status detail screen.
Now, they are presented with their attachment type.
* Change accessibilityRepresentation of AppAcountsSelectorView
* Change Notifications tab title view accessibility representation to Menu
Previously it would present as a button
* Hide layout `Rectangle`s from accessibility
* Consolidate `StatusRowDetailView` accessibility representation
* Improve readability of Poll accessibility label
* Ensure poll options don’t present as interactive when the poll is finished
* Improve accessibility of StatusRowCardView
Previously, it would present as four separate elements, including an image without a description, all interactive, none with an interactive trait.
Now, it presents as a single element with the `.link` trait
* Improve accessibility of StatusRowHeaderView
Previously, it had no traits and no actions except inherited ones.
Now it presents as a button, triggering its primary action.
It also has custom actions corresponding to its context menu
* Avoid applying the StatusRowView custom actions to every view when contained
* Provide context for the application name
* Add pauses to StatusRowView combinedAccessibilityLabel
* Hide `TimelineView.scrollToTopView` from accessibility
* Set appropriate font style on Notification header
After the change the Text needed a `.headline` style to match the prior appearance.
* Fix bug in accessibilityRepresentation of TimelineView nav bar title
Previously, it would not display the proper label for .remoteLocal filter options.
* Ensure that pop-up button nav bar titles are interactive
* Ensure TextView responds to Environment.sizeCategory
This resolves#1309
* Fix button
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* Refine Profile tab VoiceOver order to prioritise user information
Previously, VoiceOver user would have to traverse through header image, “follows you”, and the profile image before getting to the display name of the user.
Now, this element is the first element after the navigation bar.
* Add accessibility label to Timeline Compose post button
Previously, this button was using the SF symbol fallback label.
Now, it has a localized equivalent in addition to two other options: “New”, and “Create”
* Change accessible representation of Timeline nav bar menu
Previously, this would present as a static text.
Now, it has the header trait. In addition, by changing the representation, VoiceOver will read it out as “Home, Pop-up button, Header”, indicating that it opens a menu.
* Add accessibilityHint to Timeline tab Accounts selector
* Add accessibilityLabel and hint to PendingStatusesObserver
Previously, this button would have a label equal to the count of unread posts. Now, it states “X new posts” with the hint “Scrolls the timeline”
* Remove `.button` trait from `Link`s on Account Settings screen
SwiftUI currently sets both the `.button` and `.link` traits on these elements, which is a failure for WCAG 2.1 4.12: Name, Role, Value: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/Understanding/name-role-value.html
There is a radar for this issue: FB11507660
* Improve accessibility by making `AppAccountView`s a Button
Previously, the component elements of the `fullView` would be rendered as 3-4 individual views that would _all_ be interactive and perform the same action.
Now, as a Button, only one accessibility element is vended.
* Fix account label color
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Ricouard <ricouard77@gmail.com>
