feat: Added support for custom input ARIA labels#9789
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lizschwab wants to merge 2 commits intoRaspberryPiFoundation:v13from
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feat: Added support for custom input ARIA labels#9789lizschwab wants to merge 2 commits intoRaspberryPiFoundation:v13from
lizschwab wants to merge 2 commits intoRaspberryPiFoundation:v13from
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The details
Resolves
Fixes #9752
Proposed Changes
Adds a method to set a custom ARIA label to inputs when creating from javascript or when creating from JSON along with support for using that ARIA label if available or using the default if unavailable.
Reason for Changes
This allows developers to set their own ARIA labels for inputs when creating blocks.
Test Coverage
Unit tests are included. Manual testing was performed by updating the blocks defined in the playground and ensuring they are assigned the correct ARIA labels.