Steps to reproduce:

1. Ensure the Brightness quick action is enabled for the Action Center. This can be enabled in Settings -> System -> Notifications & actions -> Add or remove quick actions.
2. Open Action Center by pressing Windows+a.
3. Tab to the quick actions and press right arrow until you land on Brightness.
   • Expected: NVDA should report the brightness percentage.
   • Actual: NVDA reports only "Brightness toggle button not pressed".
4. Press space to change the brightness.
   • Expected: NVDA should report the new brightness percentage.
   • Actual: NVDA reports nothing.

System configuration:

NVDA Installed/portable/running from source:

Installed.

NVDA version:

alpha-16157,526d6fca

Windows version:

Version 1809 (OS Build 17763.55)

Additional info:

Even though Windows reports this as a toggle button, it isn't. The toggle state is always off. Narrator behaves as such too.

The percentage is exposed via the ItemStatus UIA property. IMO, this is inda weird, but at least it's exposed.

Because of the weirdness of this control, I'd suggest that rather than generically supporting ItemStatus as value for toggle buttons, we should just do it for this control (or at least this app). If we do it specifically for this control, we could also map it to button instead of toggle button, which is probably less confusing.

Relevant dev info for the control:

appModule: <'shellexperiencehost' (appName u'shellexperiencehost', ...>
UIA automationID: Microsoft.QuickAction.Brightness
UIA frameworkID: XAML
UIA providerDescription: [pid:17568,providerId:0x0 Main(parent link):Unidentified Provider (unmanaged:Windows.UI.Xaml.dll)]
UIA className: ToggleButton
UIA patterns available: LegacyIAccessiblePattern, InvokePattern, ScrollItemPattern, TogglePattern