[aria] Drop “deprecated on this role” attributes from per-role tables #2407
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This change causes the Inherited States and Properties rows of the per-role Characteristics tables in the ARIA spec to stop including all attributes that had been marked “deprecated on this role in ARIA 1.2”.
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Whatever the group decides, this must wait for #2230 |
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This change causes the Inherited States and Properties rows of the per-role Characteristics tables in the ARIA spec to stop including all the attributes that has been marked “deprecated on this role in ARIA 1.2”.
If the intent is to clearly to signal to authors that those attributes shouldn’t be use with those roles, then it makes sense to just stop including those attributes in the tables for those roles — rather than indefinitely continuing to include them.
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