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[html-aam PR 454] Define concept of minimum role #2220

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Moved from w3c/html-aam#454

scottaohara and others added 30 commits January 10, 2023 10:19
Worked on this with @aleventhal as this concept is necessary for some current HTML features (as identified in the attribute mapping table in this PR) as well as future proposed features, such as `popover`.
Co-authored-by: Adam Page <adamfpage@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Adam Page <adamfpage@gmail.com>
needed to call out that an explicit role of none, presentation or generic would still need to result in that role being ignored if other conditions were true.
Co-authored-by: James Craig <cookiecrook@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Valerie Young <spectranaut@gmail.com>
adds "not mapped" to the ARIA role cell.  there is no perfect role for this right now, and until one is made (if ever) we shouldnt' change this.
we added the concept of computed role after this PR has been written.  i've included that term into this PR 'computed role' is what we were previously talking about without the term to reference
@pkra pkra changed the base branch from monorepo_history--html-aam to main June 12, 2024 19:23
@pkra pkra changed the title [Monorepo] [html-aam PR 454] Define concept of minimum role [html-aam PR 454] Define concept of minimum role Jun 12, 2024
@scottaohara scottaohara merged commit 7685e0c into main Jun 26, 2024
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