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/map nodes are named by aria-label, not an SVG <title>, and all three tests that read the <title> read the aria-label #3233

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Each `/map` node now gets its name from an `aria-label` on the `<a class="map-node">`, and the SVG `<title>` child is gone. The five suites you listed pass (41 tests). I couldn't run `tsc --noEmit`: bun can't write to its temp dir in this sandbox, so the type check is unverified.

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Each /map node now gets its name from an aria-label on the <a class="map-node">, and the SVG <title> child is gone. The five suites you listed pass (41 tests). I couldn't run tsc --noEmit: bun can't write to its temp dir in this sandbox, so the type check is unverified.

  • src/web/pages/map.ts: the label text is the same #N title — word[: by who | : why] expression as before and goes through html as before. The <a> still contains the visible title text, so the card regex in the plan-pillars test still matches.
  • test/plan-pillars.test.ts: it reads the node's aria-label and requires it to end with — deferred: behind the Later gate. It fails if the reason is missing.
  • test/limbs.test.ts: it expects aria-label="#N One home: the footer — deferred: …" instead of the <title> text.
  • test/forge-webspec.test.ts: "title /map" is removed from KNOWN_SIGNED_IN.

grep -rn "</title>" test/ | grep -v studio-words returns no line about the map.

I left the rest of the map page as it was.

To try it, open /<owner>/<repo>/map and inspect any node. It carries aria-label="#N …" and has no <title> child.

Closes #3229

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Each /map node now gets its name from an aria-label on the <a class="map-node">, and the SVG <title> child is gone. The five suites you listed pass (41 tests). I couldn't run tsc --noEmit: bun can't write to its temp dir in this sandbox, so the type check is unverified.

  • src/web/pages/map.ts: the label text is the same #N title — word[: by who | : why] expression as before and goes through html as before. The <a> still contains the visible title text, so the card regex in the plan-pillars test still matches.
  • test/plan-pillars.test.ts: it reads the node's aria-label and requires it to end with — deferred: behind the Later gate. It fails if the reason is missing.
  • test/limbs.test.ts: it expects aria-label="#N One home: the footer — deferred: …" instead of the <title> text.
  • test/forge-webspec.test.ts: "title /map" is removed from KNOWN_SIGNED_IN.

grep -rn "</title>" test/ | grep -v studio-words returns no line about the map.

I left the rest of the map page as it was.

To try it, open /<owner>/<repo>/map and inspect any node. It carries aria-label="#N …" and has no <title> child.

Approved

Each map node is now named by an aria-label on the <a>, with the SVG <title> gone. The three tests follow, and the stale known-gap entry for title /map is removed. The label still carries the visible title text, so the accessible name contains the visible name. The diff is small and has no new dependency. I could not open the preview from my sandbox (network denied), so this is judged from the diff and source, not by eye.

Two things I would do next:

  1. Sighted mouse users lost the hover tooltip. wrapTitle truncates long titles on the card, and the <title> was the only place to read the full title and the held/deferred reason. DESIGN.md says truncation is honest and keeps the whole text. Restore it, for example with a visually invisible <title> that is aria-hidden, or a focus/hover detail line.
  2. Add a test that no .map-node contains a <title> and that every node has a non-empty aria-label. Today the tests only check the deferred case.
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