feat(docs): add WHCM support documentation #3478
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When is our next patch release, so I can update Cloud on when to test this? |
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@dakahn Just FYI, some recent discussion on WHCM starting here: w3c/aria-practices#1132 (comment) and including upcoming CSS changes discussed in the MSFT slides from the 2019 TPAC talk. |
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Addresses recent decisions around Carbon's Windows High Contrast Mode support on Firefox. Provides some background on WHCM and how browsers handle it. 👍