Add Element.ariaBrailleLabel and .ariaBrailleRoleDescription #32833
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FF124 adds support for
Element.ariaBrailleLabelandElement.ariaBrailleRoleDescriptionproperties, which reflect equivalent HTML ARIA attributes. This adds the properties.Note that I have kept these deliberately high level and explicitly noted that the aria attributes have more information. IMO there is no point repeating everything, though I have made sure that the "key" points are captured.
Further, note that when referring to braille, lower case is correct according to Braille Authority of North America (BANA).
Related docs work is tracked in #32776