@siteimprove/alfa-rectangle
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0.96.0 (2024-12-06)
@siteimprove/alfa-rules: A new experimental rule SIA-R115: "Heading is descriptive" is now available. (#1722)
@siteimprove/alfa-dom: An Element<"summary">#isSummaryForItsParentDetails predicate is now available. (#1728)
@siteimprove/alfa-rules: SIA-R116: "<summary> element has non-empty accessible name" is now available. (#1728)
@siteimprove/alfa-cache: A Cache.memoize decorator is now available. (#1720)
@siteimprove/alfa-dom: An Attribute.Autocomplete namespace is now available, grouping functionalities around the autocomplete attribute. (#1724)
@siteimprove/alfa-rules, @siteimprove/alfa-aria: Expose allowedAttributes on ARIA Element type. (#1721)
@siteimprove/alfa-aria: <summary> elements that are not summary for their parent details are now correctly treated as generic role. (#1728)
@siteimprove/alfa-aria: <details> elements now correctly have an implicit role of group. (#1728)
@siteimprove/alfa-device: Values of undefined user preferences are now correctly set to their default. (#1725)
@siteimprove/alfa-aria: <summary> elements that are summary for their parent details now correctly have their name computed from content. (#1728)
@siteimprove/alfa-css-feature: Matching of user-preferences in the boolean context now correctly handles none defaults. (#1725)
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