Proof-of-concept embedded screen reader - cont.#1508
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Proof-of-concept embedded screen reader - cont.#1508PoignardAzur wants to merge 7 commits intolinebender:mainfrom
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Adds a new textual screen reader to help people experience how their application would be perceived by screen reader users without requiring setup or specific learning.
It is gated behind the
screen-readerfeature that is enabled by default. I would have liked to only enable it in debug mode, but that doesn't seem to be possible.The output currently goes through the logging infrastructure, until a better debugging UI is implemented.
The textual output is currently very far from what you'd get from a real screen reader, this is just a starting point that we plan to expand upon.
Based on @DataTriny's #1489.