Wake Chromium accessibility trees per PID#78
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Summary
Restore Chromium-family Accessibility wake-up in the focus pipeline so Tabby can see usable AX trees in Chrome, Arc, Edge, Brave, and common Electron shells. The change adds a dedicated wake service that tracks wake state per PID, sets
AXManualAccessibilityon both app and renderer-owned AX elements, and confirms wake success by waiting forAXChildrento become non-empty before treating the process as ready.Validation
xcodebuild -scheme tabby -destination 'platform=macOS' build# ** BUILD SUCCEEDED **xcodebuild -scheme tabby -destination 'platform=macOS' test# Test run did not complete in this environment: the hosted tabbyTests bundle failed to load because the test bundle Team ID did not match the app process, and the run then terminated inside an unrelated llama Metal teardown assertion.Linked issues
Fixes #19
Risk / rollout notes
#17.