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This is an alternative to #983 and in the same spirit as #1006.
But instead of replacing the
.disabledclass, it only adds[aria-disabled=true]. Making it easier to introduce without the need to refactor dotcom's many places where currently the.disabledclass anddisabledattribute is being used.[aria-disabled=true]Note: The
disabledattribute and.disabledclass can still be used for styling, it's just not encouraged and therefore not documented.Ref. #791
Superseeds and closes #983