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remove invalid namefrom contents expectations for li #45867
remove invalid namefrom contents expectations for li #45867
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<li data-expectedrole="listitem" data-expectedlabel="x" data-testname="listitem within ul with display: contents, as child of div with display: grid, has listitem role" class="ex-role-and-label">x</li> | ||
<li data-expectedrole="listitem" data-testname="listitem within ul with display: contents, as child of div with display: grid, has listitem role" class="ex-role">x</li> |
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Reviewers, hopefully the diff is self-explanatory, but to explain the line-by-line CI results, you'll see the following:
- 9 new role tests in the first section (testnames without a Label: or Role: prefix), then
- 9 missing results in the "Label:"-prefixed test list, then
- 9 missing results in the "Role:"-prefixed test list.
So the CI results look like 27 test changes, even though there are only 9 lines changed in the diff. It's just an artifact of the test name and ordering of the function calls.
HTH with the one confusing part of an otherwise straightforward review.
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Looks good :)
Closes web-platform-tests/interop-accessibility#118
Previous label tests assumed ARIA namefrom:contents was available on list item roles... There is an open ARIA issue #2160 that might clarify this, but for Interop 2024, these few test expectations did not match the current ARIA spec, so we're removing them.