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| author | Christian Cleberg <[email protected]> | 2026-07-23 22:44:34 -0500 |
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| committer | Christian Cleberg <[email protected]> | 2026-07-24 00:20:45 -0500 |
| commit | 2279dfa7c479d28b2560c1baaa13e4cf17b2eef7 (patch) | |
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docs: repair roadmap references after the verification-doc cleanup
The docs cleanup removed Docs/ACCESSIBILITY_VERIFICATION.md and the
results doc, but the v4.9.0 roadmap entry still linked to the checklist
in two places — dead links, and with issue #21 now closed the roadmap is
the only durable record left.
- Both dangling links removed.
- The deferred list was stale in the other direction too: it listed the
Liquid Glass runtime check as outstanding, but PR #38 ran it on
simulator alongside the classic-chrome floor. It now names only what a
Simulator genuinely cannot do — VoiceOver speech and the rotor, Voice
Control, iPad Full Keyboard Access, Smart Invert — and notes that the
underlying accessibility metadata is asserted in tests even though its
spoken output is not.
- Records the Phase 6 verification work itself (#38), which landed after
the v4.9.0 entry was written: the metadata and screenshot test suites,
the middle-band Dynamic Type sweep, and the enforced iOS 27.0
dynamicType finding it caught.
Verified the suppression that finding produced rather than taking it on
trust: it is scoped to .dynamicType plus an exact allowlist of the five
Settings section titles, all of which are plain `Section("…")` with no
app-applied font, so UIKit owns the scaling. Enforcement on
app-controlled text is intact.
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