🎨 Palette: Add ARIA labels and title tooltips to player latency badges - #1
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Add aria-label and title attributes to player latency badges in PlayerList.ts. This improves accessibility for screen readers, especially when microLatency mode displays symbols instead of numbers. Co-authored-by: SoftMissT <237180642+SoftMissT@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added
aria-label(${playerLatency} ms),aria-hidden, and consistenttitletooltip attributes to player latency badges inPlayerList.ts.🎯 Why: In standard or micro-latency mode (where indicators are rendered as
+,•, or−), screen readers were unable to provide meaningful latency context to visually impaired users.♿ Accessibility: Screen readers now announce the exact latency value in milliseconds, and hidden latency indicators are properly hidden from assistive technologies using
aria-hidden="true".🔬 Verification: Verified via unit tests (
npm test) and build verification (npm run build).PR created automatically by Jules for task 16788689970968676835 started by @SoftMissT