Add pronunciation of Mac Option key symbol "⌥" #14682
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Link to issue number:
n/a (minor/trivial change)
Summary of the issue:
NVDA doesn't announce the symbol that macs use to represent the mac "Option" key ("⌥") (see Mac keyboard shortcuts documentation).
Description of user facing changes
Adds a symbol description for this symbol ("mac Option key" announced at "none" level and up, similar to the existing entry for "mac Command key" at the "none" level for symbol "⌘").
Description of development approach
Followed the "Defining Symbol Information" developer documentation, using the existing "mac Command key" entry and similar recent PR #14548 as examples
Testing strategy:
Didn't attempt to adjust any automated tests (assumed they were already present generally for symbol pronunciation). Manually verified reading by:
runnvda.bat
from this branchKnown issues with pull request:
Mac commonly uses a few other symbols to represent keyboard modifiers (eg, when displaying keyboard shortcut hints), per the Mac keyboard shortcuts documentation. I've left the other cases alone because they either:
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