Accessibility: Make search result section headers focusable for screen readers#30722
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It allows screen readers to focus on and announce the section headers within the search/filtered dialogs list (e.g., "Global Search Results").
Implementation Details:
Added
AccessibilityCohort::SectionHeaderto the filtered results layout structure.Modified index calculations in
InnerWidgetto interleave section headers between theHashtag,PeerSearch,Preview, andSearchedlists.Ensured headers have the correct
QAccessible::State(focusable/focused) whenUi::ScreenReaderModeActive()is enabled.Mapped appropriate localized strings and UI geometries (
accessibilityChildRect) to each header.