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Add support for
role=textonly if the contents do not have focusable descendants. This is very similar to our newnested-interactiverule except that instead of focusing on interactive roles this focuses on making sure thetextrole is used in such a way that does not override the semantics of the children.Now we could have made
role=textalso havechildrenPresentational: true, but that means it would have thrown errors with thenested-interactiverule which didn't make much sense (it's not really an interactive component). This allows use to have its own rule page with an explanation on the proper use.Also note that this allows
role=texton any element that is allowed any role. This means you can doAnd it will pass. I figured this was fine since these elements do allow any role to begin with.
Closes issue: #1597