remove invalid namefrom contents expectations for td #45870
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cookiecrook
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| <td data-expectedrole="cell" data-expectedlabel="x" data-testname="td as child of tr with display: contents, within table with display: flex, has cell role" class="ex-role-and-label">x</td> | ||
| <td data-expectedrole="cell" data-testname="td as child of tr with display: contents, within table with display: flex, has cell role" class="ex-role">x</td> |
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Closes web-platform-tests/interop-accessibility#119
Previous label tests assumed ARIA namefrom:contents was available on cell roles... There is an open w3c/aria#2160 that might clarify this, but for Interop 2024, these few test test expectations did not match the current HTML-AAM spec, so we're removing them.